Lobsterman's Daughter

Growing up on the ocean in a small town in Maine during the late 1950’s, 1960’s and 1970’s as a lobsterman’s daughter with a mother who did not drive. Residing first on a small island with no conveniences and later in the house on the point surrounded by the ocean. A mile across cove was the Andrew Wyeth’s painting “Christiana’s World” visible from the living room window. Attending small schools, trials of sickness, and the challenges of the living on the ocean. Working as the babysitter for Paget Brewster and her brother Ivan as a teenager. Everyone came to our house on vacation. Read more