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Monthly Archives: January 2012
What Binds Us Together
Even before we moved to Ireland, one of my constant refrains has been that the Irish seem to be universally friendly and welcoming. I knew there would come a day when that feeling would be tested. And earlier this week … Continue reading
Resolutions in a New Country
I’ve never been a big fan of New Year’s resolutions. I figure that if you really want to change a pattern of behavior there’s no need to fetishize a particular date? Just start changing. To me picking a resolution start … Continue reading
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