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‘We’ll have to muddle through somehow’
It's not just a thing that we are doing flippantly or dramatically, but cautiously, carefully and painfully.
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Some openness is needed
I've noticed that I've silenced myself too much and over-corrected.
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It’s True What They Say About California
The positivity flows out of those people and onto the streets in graffiti and billboards.
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Tears in the Concrete Jungle
Like a little girl, who left her "grown up mask" on the street.
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Photos of Israel, the Land of Beauty and Chaos
Caves and vegetation pepper the mountains and below a two-lane highway snakes through the valleys.
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If I can make it here…
Some tips from a New NYer.
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One in a million
I flirted with the city. I courted the city. I promised my life to the city. And then she jeered at me.
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Those Streets
See the incredible roads I traveled on during my trip to Italy.
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Snwoeful
I used to LIKE snow.
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80 Menorahs
Menorahs. A few months ago, I interviewed a 92-year-old woman who collects menorahs. Each one of them was beautiful, and there were over 80 of them. I collect things too: vinyl records, glass bottles, perfume from different countries…but nothing so special as what Ms. Dratel has delicately placed in her home. What really pleased me when interviewing Ms. Dratel was her clear fondness and pure enjoyment of her finds and also the fact that she could remember where each one came from. Not only does Ms. Dratel enjoy her collection, but she enjoys when others appreciate it. Her eyes seem to be lit as bright as candles when someone marvels at the menorahs…