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A Shout Out to Teachers
Edited from 1st posting on 12/28/2014 on Trules Rules
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“Friend” is a word I value. A word which I don’t use or take lightly. As in “Facebook friend”. The true word simply deserves more respect and heart than that the one Mr. Zuckerberg has created for billions of social media connections around...
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Fort Marcy is the first U.S. fort built in the New Mexico Territory and the only fort left in the United States from the Mexican-American War. It was built by General Stephen W. Kearny, who marched his troops West along the Santa Fe Trail f...
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Retired USC Theater Prof, travel podcaster ("e-travels with e. trules"), Allen Ginsberg award winner, solo performer, HuffPost blogger, doc filmmaker, Dad, and former clown. more
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