“Bessie’s Time Capsule” by Rebecca Bateman

This quilted satin box belonged to my great-grandmother, Bessie. When Bessie died she passed the box to her daughter Maxine, who gave it to her daughter, Elaine. Elaine is my mother and when she passed away, the box — and all the things inside — became mine. I don’t believe Maxine or Elaine spent time […]
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