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Very Tall Fences Make Excellent Neighbors
We are all familiar with the alienable rights bestowed to us by the Declaration of Independence. One right that we all strive to achieve is “the pursuit of happiness.” We look for the best job, the best schools for our children, and the best neighborhoods to settle into a peaceful life. Although my husband and […]
The Damned Animal
January 12, 2011
In the course of my young life, I have learned a valuable lesson from the people I have come to know. This lesson has been the creed of my existence and it will be a part of the foundation instilled in my daughter’s education—to tolerate. Tolerance is such a simple word to discuss, yet […]
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Viviana was born in Santiago, Chile until her parents decided to migrate to Miami, Florida in 1980. She enjoyed reading and writing from an early age and her teachers encouraged her to continue to write. She was an excellent student at The University of Tampa where she earned Dean's List recognition every semester since her enrollment.
Mrs. Otero decided to become a high school English teacher until 2010. She now concentrates on her writing, and she is currently working on a memoir detailing her childhood experiences both in South America and in The United States.
Letters from Earth 
March 21, 2011
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