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	<title>Comments on: White lies</title>
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		<title>By: LC</title>
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		<description>Beautifully written! My airport habits are similar... with the addition of this one: Once in the terminal, I open up a blank word document and put on some music. Whether I&#039;m traveling from home to school or vice versa, it&#039;s the perfect neutral-zone to be reflective about my recent insights and experiences gleaned from that place, before they get clouded and mixed in with the experiences from my future destination. Oftentimes I refer to these musings when I start to long for and overglorify the place that&#039;s thousands of miles away.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Beautifully written! My airport habits are similar&#8230; with the addition of this one: Once in the terminal, I open up a blank word document and put on some music. Whether I&#8217;m traveling from home to school or vice versa, it&#8217;s the perfect neutral-zone to be reflective about my recent insights and experiences gleaned from that place, before they get clouded and mixed in with the experiences from my future destination. Oftentimes I refer to these musings when I start to long for and overglorify the place that&#8217;s thousands of miles away.</p>
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