Juli E Hoffman lives in a higgledy-piggledy home on the outskirts of Ann Arbor, MI with an understanding husband, a bouncing son, a dippy dog, and a cat that gives free scans.
We tread gingerly. Marble sarcophaguses and granite statues tease of times almost forgotten. Stonemason and blacksmith’s work are on display, an open-air gallery of priceless antiques, art, and sculpture. Monuments commissioned for another time. Genealogies left bare for future generations.A child buried in 1889 rests peacefully next to her kin buried in 1946. Who were these people?What were their hopes and dreams? Who did they love passio