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Tag Archives: Alison Schwinn
No Lonely Roads Really Exist…
“This will always be your home.” A very very dear friend, who I definitely did NOT spend enough time with while in Mexico, Violeta Elena, was one of the first, and not the last to say this as I prepared … Continue reading
Rubin Carter, Roda, freedom, and aspiring.
Rubin Carter – wow. After listening to NPR and discovering the amazing story of Rubin Carter – his 20 years prison term that was unfairly unconvicted of – wow, I can barely say much about story that speaks for itself and … Continue reading
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Tagged Alison Schwinn, Bethany Beach, Boston Marathon, Charlotte, Chilis, Freedom To Read Foundation, Heartbleed, Korean ferry, Liquid Assets, Malaysian Airflight, N.C., Nanticoke Watershed Conservancy, National Novel Writing Month, Roda Studio, Rubin Carter, Takoma Park, Washington D.C.
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