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Sticking with Love

Posted by JCM on September 24, 2012 · Leave a Comment

I am enjoying the fruits of other people’s labor. 15 years ago my parents collaborated with a woman named Mia Scarlat to start an organization for children in Bucharest who needed a safe place to go. Mia had the expertise, my family had the concerned American donors, and with a very small budget the group … Continue reading →

Filed under Abuse, Art, Children, Community, Education, Europe, Family, Featured, Love, Orphans, Poverty · Tagged with Bucharest, children, love, Mia's Children, Romania, service

Forced Migration, Providence and the Road to Haven

Posted by Joanna on August 20, 2010 · 2 Comments

I write about forced migration for a lot of reasons, and a key reason is to keep myself and anyone interested from becoming despondent and disconnected with the world. But when a friend dies, all bets are off. Nothing feels the way it is supposed to, and disconnection becomes completely justifiable. Yesterday a good friend … Continue reading →

Filed under Death · Tagged with Bucharest, Ceausescu, Communism, Death, engineering, forced migration, God, heaven, Romania, the afterlife

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