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Confessions of a Not-so-Dramatic Immigrant Single Mom
By April Sunday I missed a lot of stuff with my son’s life. I’m his World Wide Web mom. Thanks to the geniuses behind the internet, Skype, Facebook and Apple for they help bridged the gap between myself and my family. I am the head of the family. With my parents being […]
Boxing Review: Manny Fought Without Angst
My Thoughts on Raising the Standards of Boxing and Boxers By Monica Lunot-Kuker The fight was dull. Everyone didn’t expect that this overrated, over-promoted, over-priced “Fight of the Century” was like a big joke. While Manny Pacquiao showed his aggressiveness, the opponent ran like a lame duck and hugged him frequently. New York […]
Random Acts of Kindness Can Change the World
Excerpts on Miracles from my memoir Biting the Big Apple By Marivir R. Montebon Consider a random act of kindness, especially in an immigration office, a miracle. My aunt, Susan Hinaut, was distraught on the day of her scheduled interview for her Green Card application on October 5, 2011. Her son, my cousin Voltaire […]
Homesick
By Diane Fermin Roeder I’m homesick. That unsettling, hollow, all-too-familiar feeling is gnawing at my guts again. Striking swiftly, without warning, as another sweltering day begins in a strange new metropolis. As the silent darkness steals over an unfamiliar city crowded with grim, weary strangers. Homesickness occurs when we literally leave our comfort zones and […]
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