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March 08, 2012 by Lore Ferguson in writing

I'm doing some gymnastics over at Single Roots today. You're welcome to join the spectator sport by clicking on this trusty little link.

"Moving to Texas was a good decision—except for in Texas, or at least the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, everyone has a smart phone. Back in upstate New York, where I hail from most recently, phones are...

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