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    Today I invite you to ponder the Vietnamese folktale The child of death (adapted from The child of death in Ragan, K. (1998). Fearless girls, wise women and beloved sisters: heroines in folktales from around the world (pp: 192-194). Bantam Books.). Then ponder: The tenacity of a mother’s commitment of life to her child When…

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    Today I share with you a lived story and the reason why I did not post a story on Friday as per my established rhythm.

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