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A Book, A Librarian, and an Eclipse
Moments become inextricably linked, becoming known to us only as new events emerge. They take their places on the unfolding timeline of our lives. In the dark of last night, I stood outside and gazed skyward, waiting in silence as … Continue reading
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Tagged eclipse, pam moran, public library, rural communities
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