The Washington Post, December 16th, 1991
She is seated at a dining table. It is a recent acquisition. The bed, the couch, the dresser, the chairs, the coffee table, similarly new. The high-rise apartment is new - to her, anyway - and it has alien vistas, of Baileys Crossroads condo towers and not West Springfield single-family land, where she used to live. Her job, her routines, many friends: different. So, as the conversation deepens on this night, the eyes of Carol Sinai sometimes fill with tears. She wants to be strong and usually is. But many of her givens have evaporated, and that's tough when a life has crossed 48. Tough. And s...
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