Margaret Springer picked her way through the rubble of her London street on her way to work. As the chief curator at the Victoria and Albert Museum, she handled all incoming and outgoing exhibits. A Ph.D. in Religious Studies from Oxford helped her rise to the top in her career.
Like every other person in the city, she carried on through it all, and frankly, for the first time, felt blessed to be single. No children to feed with limited…
