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Tuesday, June 19, 2012

MY LIFE: The importance of Paul Simon's "Graceland" to my Peace Corps group

A short little article on the importance of Paul Simon's "Graceland" to my Peace Corps group. It's from the newsletter for Friends Of Lesotho, a group for returned Peace Corps volunteers who worked in Lesotho.