Brianna Coburn

“Joan Didion once wrote, “I have already lost touch with a couple of people I used to be.” Ama didn’t know it until the girls came into her life, but that was the glue that made family, at least her family, so powerful. We sometimes forget who we were. But the ones who have journeyed with us longest—our parents, our siblings—they remember. They always see not just who we are but all the selves we used to be.”
― Sunny Hostin, Summer on the Bluffs