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PASSAGES

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There was a milestone in my family over the weekend. My aunt Ruby passed away Friday night at the age of eighty-two. 

Good news, bad news

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I'm a bit of a creature of habit. Which is why I don't really treat this blog like a food diary; I'd be embarrassed for the world to know how often I eat the same thing over and over. But to anyone who's been reading a while, it's pretty clear that there are several places here in Nashville I love.

Fourth of July

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Bringing the new boyfriend home to meet parents and extended family tomorrow. Nervous. Hope he has fun. Gah. Hope the naked baby pics stay locked away.

Pro-life story of the day

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Brentwood boy whose family moved here from Panama is cured of sickle cell anemia

Edna Chang-Vega and her husband left behind good jobs, a comfortable home and extended family in Panama in the hope of obtaining better treatment for Isaac, who suffered from debilitating sickle cell anemia.

That Twisted Little Tribe

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Kay Brooks thinks a blogpost where Nate Rau exposes the intimate connections of the extended family that runs Metro Government needs to be the exception rather than the rule in Nashville media:

For the fallen

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I addressed Gold Star Mothers and their families, along with many Blue Star families, at a luncheon honoring fallen U. S. Marines on Sept. 17, 2005. The luncheon was sponsored by Tennessee Marine Families, a chartered not-for-profit organization.

Gabriel (Dominican Republic with Compassion International)

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Stainless steel. Cell phone batteries.  These require nickel.

I visited a community in the Dominican Republic today where nickel is mined by a U.S. corporation.  In this small community dozens of children have been born deaf mutes - some born without any ears at all and others born with additional birth defects like white hair or Down syndrome.

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