Story summary
Sisters at their grandpa's funeral worry about their marriages.
A dad becomes a woman leaving his adult children to confront their mother.
A lonely Harris is president of a trailer court association.
Betsy likes bright lights. Her husband shuts them off.
Donald adjusts to co-workers, divorce, and teenage daughters.
Gwen lets her past help her recover after a rape.
Comedy Man avoids colors he cannot see.
A dying Tommy asks his priest for God's forgiveness.
Peter, losing hope of seeing, meets Mary with cancer.
Married for years, a couple performs on a high school stage for the last time.
Sisters at their grandpa's funeral worry about their marriages.
A dad becomes a woman leaving his adult children to confront their mother.
A lonely Harris is president of a trailer court association.
Betsy likes bright lights. Her husband shuts them off.
Donald adjusts to co-workers, divorce, and teenage daughters.
Gwen lets her past help her recover after a rape.
Comedy Man avoids colors he cannot see.
A dying Tommy asks his priest for God's forgiveness.
Peter, losing hope of seeing, meets Mary with cancer.
Married for years, a couple performs on a high school stage for the last time.
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