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Teen Ink Magazine, November 2001 : Travel Articles

Escape to Freedom I walked in the door, and my father asked me to sitbeside him. "Dad, what's wrong?" I asked, but he didn'tanswer. We sat silently for a while; I knew something wasn't right. Then hespoke, and told me a story I could never forget. Continue...	Hometown As I board the plane, I say my final good-bye to thewhite-sand beaches, gentle breezes, and gorgeous palm trees of sunny Miami. I letout a sigh, for Miami's warmth and generosity have touched me. Continue...
La Laverie As I remember it, we were all beautiful. I can see thesmoke twisting skyward from Sara's Lucky Strikes, the blue of Tori's t-shirtdominating her egg-white skin. Continue...	Manhattan Bright-eyed behemoths Gleaming in the morningsun Beaming beacons across The blue expanse around them Wondrousbeasts of stone, cable, and steel Standing tall, Spanning the shimmeringblueness with Their massive, ancient legs Glistening ... Continue...
Shofar Tekiah! The call of the Shofar goes out, summoning Jewsto gather and celebrate the New Year. Continue...	The Bon Jovi Obsession Last April I went to Spain for two weeks on a schooltrip. It was my first time to a foreign country and I was nervous andexcited. Continue...
To Live on the Border Living on the border means changes Gringa, theyshout Chorizo at McDonald's Spanish signs before English Driving throughthe border check Spanish-language schools in America Living on theborder means discrimination No one knows how it ... Continue...

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