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I am very sure you are not expecting me to show up in your shores now, showering you with bunches of the flamencoesque bougainvillea and the Casablanca flower you so loved. You know how I stay away from crowds, especially during these couple of days that lead up to the day that we remember those who have lived among us and changed us. But in a twist of fate in this season of remembrance and gratitude, I found myself in an experience where I felt you inhabit my life in a way that made me remember the life that we lovingly lived rather than the death that separated us.

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I am very sure you are not expecting me to show up in your shores now, showering you with bunches of the flamencoesque bougainvillea and the Casablanca flower you so loved. You know how I stay away from crowds, especially during these couple of days that lead up to the day that we remember those who have lived among us and changed us. But in a twist of fate in this season of remembrance and gratitude, I found myself in an experience where I felt you inhabit my life in a way that made me remember the life that we lovingly lived rather than the death that separated us.

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Traces of life in this season of death

By DE RERUM NATURA By Maria Isabel Garcia | November 3, 2005 - 12:00am

My dear, I am very sure you are not expecting me to show up in your shores now, showering you with bunches of the flamencoesque bougainvillea and the Casablanca flower you so loved. You know how I stay away from...

Science and Environment