*Note: The names of Lithuanians who shared their stories with me have been changed in this blog to respect their confidentiality. Welcome home! I went…
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I met my wife in 1980. She and I worked for the same company in different offices; she in North Carolina and I in Westchester….
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A Muslim, Christian, Brooklyn Perspective By Sania Khan and Samantha Wagar In many circles we’re known as a pair. “Sania and Sam” – it…
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Every year, as Mother’s Day approaches, I take time to reflect on the many ways in which I have been mothered. My mother passed away…
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Mawwige. Mawwige is what bwings us togever today. Or, it’s what brings us apart. It seems like marriage has been a hot topic in the…
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Change. It’s a word that is often bandied about in various contexts. Change was the overall theme of the 2008 Presidential Election, no matter…
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When the LORD restored the fortunes of Zion, we were like those who dream. Then our mouth was filled with laughter, and our tongue with…
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“Ask, and it will be given you; search, and you will find; knock, and the door will be opened for you. For everyone who asks…
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So my quest to not eat any meals by myself has led to some wonderful things. I have had some pretty great meals with friends…
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