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Thursday, January 27, 2011

A collision of worlds is a nice and reassuring thing.

Posted by Emily Dara at 7:59 AM

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In a new place, the unconscious mind runs along memories' trails in an attempt to restore equilibrium, latching on to clues that will explain the dislocation, and searching for a way to create a predictable routine that returns to a person his or her identity. - Alexandra Fuller

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