everyone had a different life. Almost every house had the same shade of green for paint; and shutters of brown. Stones packed themselves into the sides of hills to hold up what might wash away in the rain. Even then we had some inkling of change, though not how it would come or what it would take. One morning, we woke to find rowboats shored up in the front yard. Years later, someone said You move away, but the subject always remains.