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Tag: Celebratory Gunfire

Posted on November 24, 2019

“From What Used to be My Window”

For as long as I have written about Lebanon, I have realized that the road toward change would need time and patience. I knew it would take a lot of time, but the more time passed, the more I ran out of patience and deeper into hopelessness that I would see any change at all. Continue reading ““From What Used to be My Window””

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