Over the past several months, I have tried hard to think about how fortunate I am: I have a loving wife, food, housing, warmth, cool and superb and affordable medical care. I am grateful that I recovered from some manageable medical issues. I think of the men and women in Europe and Asia during World War II who had none of what I have and little or no hope. I think of self-quarantine, a choice, and Anne Frank who had no choice. And I am grateful.
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- Welcoming A Syrian Family"Barbara Shapiro and I were filled with nervous excitement recently as we drove to Logan Airport to finally welcome another young Syrian family, eight years after our first TBE-sponsored Syrian refugee families arrived."Read the full post