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Jan 30, 2020 18 min

Anne And I, Take Two

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Sometimes it takes a person you've never met to show you who you are. In honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day (Jan 27th), I re-recorded one of my favorite pieces from season one: Anne and I. It's important to me to do justice to Anne and her legacy, and it was a great opportunity to take stock of how far I've come since that first recording. Or you can read the full transcript (with pictures!) on the That's Aloud blog!

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