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It is the Time by Norla Antinoro

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Norla Antinoro

It is in the darkness that humanity finds the brightest light and the deepest despair. It is the darkness that brings out the best, and the worst, that we can be. It is human nature to gather together in support in the deepest part of winter, when dark and cold assail us with doubt and cold, hunger and fear. So each culture that has grown up in the cold country has developed a celebration c

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Norla Antinoro is a life long Democrat. Born in California she spent most of the last 45 years in and around Tucson, Arizona; Guelph, Ontario; Buffalo, New York and currently resides in Oregon. She is an editor and writer for We! Magazine - a (more...)

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