No, I don’t remember you
We were way too high
I was just a college kid
You were just some guy
Pressed together in the sand
No future and no past
Just the ocean kissing land
No need to make it last
I don’t wonder where you are today
And I won’t even try
The thrill was just my age, the times
And you were just some guy.
is the mother of four grown children and grandmother of seven (the latest a very special,
special-needs child with Williams Syndrome). She was briefly a civil rights worker
in Mississippi, a teacher, CEO of Huntington Computing, a technical writer for Hughes
Aircraft, a marketing analyst at Carter Hawley Hale Department Stores, and Director
of the McNair Scholars Program; and has been the Director of the Pre-professional
Health Advising Office at San Diego State University for close to twenty years.
Huntington has an MBA from UCLA and putters in her organic vegetable garden amid a
labyrinth of rocks and succulents, which include rocks painted by her former students
who are now in professional health schools or practicing healthcare professionals.