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I drafted a text last Tuesday night, sitting on the balcony of my apartment here in Saigon with the city humming below. Three paragraphs, warm, honest, final. It was to a friend I’ve known for almost twenty years. The gist of it was that I didn’t think we really knew each other any more, and ... Read more
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