"Death is Lived," By Caryl M.

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Caryl M. delivered a First Word about the new meaning Day of the Dead has for her now after experiencing it in Oaxaca, Mexico. Death goes from dark and morbid to party time. This view of death is summed up in the signs around Oaxaca, "La Muerte se Vive!" or "Death is lived!"

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