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| | Fly Away Home, by Lucinda Nelson Dhavan - October - December 2006 |
 | | I thought I was being terribly bold, flying off where no man (or at least no man I knew) had gone before, but in fact, I was about to find out how lucky I was. |
 | | Whether it is the defined relationships—mother-in-law with daughter-in-law, sisters, cousin-sisters, master and servant—or the more self-defining bonds of neighbors and friends, people are there for you, and you can, if you want, be there for them. |
 | | I flew far, far away, but I flew away home. |
| www.moondance.org /2006/fall2006/columns/dhavan.html (1212 words) |
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