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[Title] => Nights of bonding and nostalgia
[Summary] => As I creep toward golden years, more and more do I find myself betrothed to nostalgia. My old Russian friend Nabokov, Vladimir, who taught himself to write exceedingly well in a second language, said it pithily and best in a book: Speak, Memory.
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Over the holidays we had a surfeit of parties, clan gatherings, assorted reunions and get-togethers. And we can bet our proverbial bottom dollar (American, Canadian, Australian or Singaporean), mighty mark or darling dinar, that everyone enjoyed meeting up with what’s now become much more than your usual balikbayan or two.
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