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THE NETHERLANDS: LAND OF MY DREAMS | BOOK TRAILER

By Ann Marie Ruby on May 1, 2020July 7, 2020

The Netherlands: Land Of My Dreams book trailer Did you ever fall in love? The answer would be yes most of the time, but I have not fallen in love. Not with anyone, as of yet. I have, however, fallen in love with a faraway land. I call her my dreamland and you all know

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Spirituality

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF NON-VIOLENCE: STOP VIOLENCE AT HOME

By Ann Marie Ruby on October 3, 2018June 20, 2019

A few days ago, I woke up listening to another threat which had been prevented by the Dutch police. A breath of relief, and a blessed prayer, had been answered. A country so far away from me, yet I pray for her citizens. Today, I thought how many countries have suffered from violence and threats