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Dirt and Yellow Flowers

Paige

Personal essays about family, places, memory, and our ancestors who watch over us. Written from Southern Spain, rooted in the American South. neither more nor less, just dirt, and maybe some yellow flowers. -- Pablo Neruda

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    Paige is a lawyer, writer, quilter, and mama based on the Mediterranean. Her weekly essays sew ancestral and family stories into the fabric of America’s history, land, and heart. From the earth by way of the American South. Rising History Substack \ud83c\udf3c

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