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Has COVID Changed the Way We Memorialize Those We’ve Lost?

July 27, 2022 Ruth Nasrullah

A few days ago I read about the desecration of trees in the area outside the site of the former Buchenwald concentration camp. According to the article,

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Welcome Ramadan, the best month of the year! I'm striving this year to recharge and stabilize my spirituality and to rededicate myself to many of the causes I left behind over the last three years. May the upcoming month be a month of renewal and conviction for everyone, God willing! #ramadan #ramadankareem #ramadanmubarak #ramadan2023

Took a walk a couple days ago in Sylvan Rodriguez Park in southeast Houston. #clearlakehouston #houstonparks

Hooray! I just recertified as a Texas Master Naturalist for the second time this year.

So pleased Creative Nonfiction once again published one of my #tinytruth micro-essays in their newsletter. #pandemic #microessay #creativenonfiction #amwriting

For the second time, one of my #TinyTruth Tweets appeared in an issue of @creativenonfiction magazine. These are more than Tweets. They are micro-essays and are very challenging to write, so I'm #proud to be published in the magazine and grateful they selected my work.

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