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I may have only been a nine-month-old infant on August 21, 1968, but the dramatic events of those days somehow etched themselves under my skin in a peculiar way. I can hardly remember them, but through my mother's authentic storytelling,
"Friendship is a part of human happiness," Jan Werich used to say, and "Friendship makes our happiness brighter, it increases its sparkle. Misfortune then becomes more bearable because it is shared and endured with us," wrote the Roman philosopher and
Holidays. This word subconsciously evokes pleasure. It conjures up sweet idleness, sunshine, water, and laughter. I think there's no other school-related word for which children haven't come up with any mocking or derogatory expression yet, and to me, that's clear
Who was the first significant man in your life? Could it be that adorable blond boy from the kindergarten who hit you with a cupcake so hard that it made you cry, and he wiped away your tears with a
Did you ever want to be grown-up as a child? To have the opportunity to do the same things as adults, even if just for a moment? I'm not talking about cooking sirloin, cleaning the toilet, or chopping firewood, but
The Family: A Lifesaver in Life's Stormy Sea. The words of British author J.K. Rowling come to mind more often these days, particularly in these times filled with unpredictable events. As we annually celebrate Family Day this May, I wonder:

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