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American Triplets Abandoned in China

An episode of the Lavinia in Beijing podcast, hosted by Lavinia Rachel, titled "American Triplets Abandoned in China" was published on May 9, 2019 and runs 13 minutes.

May 9, 2019 ·13m · Lavinia in Beijing

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What should we do with heart-wrenching stories? In this episode, I reflected on why my brief encounter at the bank affected me so deeply and what my response ought to be. Are we a society that gets involved, or is it enough for us to just listen?

What should we do with heart-wrenching stories? In this episode, I reflected on why my brief encounter at the bank affected me so deeply and what my response ought to be. Are we a society that gets involved, or is it enough for us to just listen?
By Ox Team to California - A Narrative of Crossing the Plains in 1860 Lavinia Honeyman Porter Imagine a young, twenty-something woman in 1860, reared “in the indolent life of the ordinary Southern girl” (which means she has never learned to cook); married to a professional man who knows “nothing of manual labor;” who is mother to a young son; and who has just found out she is pregnant with their second child. Imagine that this couple has become “embarrassed financially” by “imprudent speculations,” and that they are discussing what to do. They decide to buy a wagon and three yoke of unbroken oxen and head overland to California."We were two such precious dunces,” writes Lavinia Honeyman Porter in her autobiographical account of their journey across the plains. “In a short time the six oxen were bought, driven to our home and turned loose in our barnyard--wild brutes, as handy as with their heels as with their horns. Not one of us was brave enough to venture into the corral with them and we soon concluded we had six white elephants on our hands.” From there on in, Lavini The Morning Drive with The Flying Dutchman & Lavinia ONE FM 91.3 The Morning Drive – You're on your way to a better day! Kick-start your mornings with fun and prizes by testing your Singapore knowledge or guessing what these have in common. Stay informed with While You Were Asleep, and join in on stimulating discussions. Discover where to eat and what's new in entertainment all while taking a trip down memory lane with our songs. Feeling a little down? We got you covered with Before You Go—a reminder that life isn’t all that bad. Make your mornings brighter with The Morning Drive! 2030.ro Robert Balan Bogdan Coșa, Diana Bădica, Lavinia Braniște, Mihai Duțescu, Matei Florian, Ana Irina Lupu, Ana Maria Sandu, Adrian Schiop, Bogdan Alexandru Stănescu și Elena Vlădăreanu sunt autorii celor zece texte de proză scurtă care fac obiectul unui podcast coordonat de Robert Bălan.Prezentul ne-a dat mai mult timp pentru proiecții – să ne gândim cum a fost, cum este și cum va fi? Dacă și cum se va transforma lumea și, odată cu ea, și noi, în următorii ani? Ce urmări ar putea avea prezentul pe care îl trăim asupra viitorului?Am invitat zece scriitori să-și imagineze ce se va întâmpla în România peste zece ani și cum va arăta atunci lumea în care trăim. Din perspecitve diferite, fiecare și-a imaginat o lume mai mult sau mai puțin utopică, mai mult sau mai puțin distopică, unde lucrurile s-au schimbat perceptibil sau imperceptibil. De la vieți interioare trăite la limita intimității, la oameni obișnuiți care trăiesc aparent liniștiți de pe-o zi pe alta, la povești de iub Research Corner – Silva - UniBo Riccardo Gasperina Geroni Silva. Storie per un pianeta da curare è una rassegna podcast di quattro puntate dedicata all’ambiente e al modo in cui la letteratura può aiutarci a comprendere il mondo che cambia. Ascolteremo insieme le voci di scrittori e scrittrici, critici e interpreti di storie.Ci racconteranno il loro modo di vedere il nostro mondo e ci aiuteranno a capire come provare, a nostra volta, a cambiarlo in meglio. La rassegna nasce dal progetto di ricerca “Sostenibilità in Italia: tra Letteratura, Visualità e Architettura” ed è coordinata da Riccardo Gasperina Geroni, in collaborazione con Lavinia Torti e Danila Longo dell’Università di Bologna. Il progetto di ricerca ha beneficiato dei finanziamenti della campagna 5x1000 dell’Università di Bologna. 
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