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August 26, 2019August 26, 2019Amaka Iwunwa

The Case for Contentment

pt. 1 Morning had just broken that Tuesday. I balled my right hand as I wiped the crust from my eyes like a little child, made my bed, and headed downstairs. It was quiet, as mornings usually are in our house. This quietness gave me the chance to savour the sight of the rising sun, […]

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