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New Articles Up

Written by Erin on 22 June, 2006 - 10:31 PM — Leave a Comment
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Two new articles have been posted to the Journal.

An Open Letter to Young Seekers This is not my article, but I couldn’t have written it better. Please go and read this piece and then visit the author’s site.

Great Destinies Make for Great Funerals An article by yours truly on the topic of those members of our various communities who MUST be so super special and have a “DESTINY”.

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