This season is probably my favorite season. Autumn, fall- whatever you wish to call it, it’s spectacular. It’s the end of an era, a cycle coming to a close; a season full of cantations and recital, colors and changing of weather. During this time I usually celebrate All Hallows Eve, more commonly known as Halloween, [...]
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Day of the Dead
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