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“Everyone talks about the grief of losing someone you love, but they don’t talk about the grief of losing everything familiar. It’s not just the person; it’s the life you shared, the little things that connected you to them. The mug my mom used for coffee, the pictures of her and us on the walls, the spot where Pacha tore the rug that she mended. It’s been seven years since she did that. The dog died two years ago and now mom has passed, but that line in the rug is still as clear in my sight as the day she sewed it.”

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They Say It's a River

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“Кожна людина може зробити за своє життя книжку. Кожна, але лише одну. Ті, котрі думають, що написали багато книжок, помиляються - то все триває роблення однієї. Поза свою книжку не вискочиш, хай що б ти змінював. Можна підробити, а не створити. Твоя єдина книжка обмежена твоїм тембром, інтонаціями, артикуляцією. Доля - це спосіб говорити.”