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Tag Archives: wwii
Refugee, But Not Forever
The other evening, after a satisfying dinner, I was lazily surfing the net when I came across a photo of a beach filled with Syrian refugees running across the sand, trying to climb aboard a rickety ship. Suddenly my heart … Continue reading →
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Branching: Thoughts of an Ever-Curious Author 