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Tag Archives: memory
United in Grief and Patriotism: The Memory of a 10-Year-Old Girl
What were you doing 60 years ago today? (If twinkling somewhere in a galaxy far, far away, don’t bother to reply.)
Posted in America, Arizona, divisiveness, freedom, history, memories, politics, unity
Tagged America, Arizona, assassination, Globe, history, Kennedy, memory, mourning, National Anthrm, patriotism
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Metatext: Memories in the Margins
Two weeks ago, on March 18, I saw The Sense of an Ending on the second day of its run at the Cameo Art House Theater in Fayetteville. In 2011–specifically, “Thanksgiving 2011, Lake Mattamuskeet” according to my notation on the flyleaf–I read … Continue reading
Posted in books, friendship, history, language, memories, movies
Tagged coming of age, connection, friendship, history, identity, language, memory
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