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David Savage:
inspiringly beautiful and real Chris. I have shared this with many. 
Chris Hsiung:
Heh, heh... I had the chef's special at a New Orleans restaurant in Canmore 
Donna:
You are one of the most creative and adventurous men I know! Good on ya!! 
Jonathan:
So very true... great post! My own experiences of Paris are likewise, and i Sometimes you across a small gem that reminds us of the human spirit. The great oral historian Studs Terkel narrated this animated short where he speaks out for what has been lost in the modern world.
He was an inspiration to a group called StoryCorps, a non-profit organization that captures in oral tradition the stories of people from all kinds of backgrounds and beliefs. Check it out. You won’t regret this short moment of reflection.
Author: Chris Hsiung
Hi, Chris.
Thanks for the Vox Humana. Nice piece. Worth keeping. Ray