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It really is a small worldby James Baruch
What were the chances of randomly running into a distant relative when I traveled 4,000 miles away from home? For me... 100% This is a quick story about how small the w...
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Barber Shopby James Baruch
Have you ever been to the barber? What about an ethnic barber? No? Your missing out!
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"A loved one never known"by James Baruch
A poem written after the untimely loss of my Son's birth father and half brother.
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Problem Solving: Resisting the n...by James Baruch
There are many problems in the world, but do they all need solving? And if so, are you responsible? This is a short essay on taking a different approach of trying to so...
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Table for one: A solo trip to Thai...by James Baruch
Travel to Bangkok alone was a peaceful experience. Why you should live your life and not depend on others when deciding to take adventures small and large.
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#10
True Friendsby James Baruch
How many friends do you really have? Here is an essay on my take of what constitutes a true friend.
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"Christmas in Hannover"by James Baruch
A short story about one special Christmas away from home.
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Pharmacy 101: Insider tips for a b...by James Baruch
A behind the scenes look at your local pharmacy. Are you frustrated trying to get your prescription's filled? Are you over paying? What the hell is GoodRx? And why d...
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"A Winter Battle"by James Baruch
An inspirational poem written durning the 2018 Stanley Cup Finals.
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Perspective: A True Understanding...by James Baruch
How negative thoughts influence your health, relationships, and happiness. A short essay about the power of positive thinking, purposeful doing, and how you can feel bet...
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#18
On Giving: Thinking about Generosi...by James Baruch
Giving is such a personal decision, and it's further complicated by impulses of greed, fear, and self preservation. This short essay discusses why it is so difficult for...
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Mai Pen Raiby James Baruch
It's a known fact that mai pen rai is one of the most-used responses in the Thai language. The three syllables roughly translate to "it's okay" or "don't...
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Spreading like wildfire: And baby...by James Baruch
Increasingly, with a 24 hours news cycle, and citizen cell phone newscasters, our society is quick to make a judgement about the most serious of situations without any f...