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Posted 4 months, 2 weeks ago in the early evening by oso
The new bloggers of Rising Voices outreach projects in Colombia, Bolivia, and Bangladesh are more than just up-and-coming citizen journalists. They have also discovered the power of prose to reveal glimpses of the human emotions that bring us together and the local differences that make each of our communities unique.
Lovers and Cities - "San Francisco is like the lover of my dreams," begins my sister, about to stick an oversized, oozing portion of panqueque con dulce de leche into her mouth, "but the relationship, for whatever reason, just doesn't work out ... you know what I mean?" Her you-know-what-I-means always end with a slight ... - #
Jorge: Obviamente, si no las gastaste todas, pasame una invitación 
Xolo: a vivir en Buenos Aires….
oso: Para los tecnonómades un par de meses sí cuenta. Nos vemos en Campus Party?
Xolo: A ver, invitame…
cvander: Voy para Buenos Aires en unos 15 días a quedarme un par de meses. Eso contaría para la...
itzpapalotl: Eso. A veces siento que estoy en otro planeta, uno que flota independiente del resto del mundo.
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