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Hey, Soren!

Friday once more. Next Friday will be the night before I leave for home. I am very excited. How are you doing? Is break soon? I hope you get to rest awhile.

I’ve had a terribly rough week, but I’ll say some good things. The radiator in my dorm is fixed. I wrote a good chunk for my last pre-break assignment today. I bought some Reese’s Cups today. The moon is orange and hanging low like you could grab it from Heathrow Airport’s roof. I found out Apple Music has a Spotify wrapped-equivalent: my top musician (Ghost) wins by literally ten times over the next musician. Does Mom use Apple Music?? I guess I assumed that since we’ve always used it. If you have it, here’s the secret; go look at the wrapped, it’s fun!

There was a Christmas market yesterday, which was alright. I didn’t get anything but watched when the tree lit up — unspectacular, but fun. I didn’t get anything, but I noticed some dream catchers being sold at a crystal stand, which was peculiar. They sell dream catchers here? And they’re syncretizing Anishinaabe stuff with crystal neo-pagan magic, it seems.

I had another dream about you. We were sitting with Mom (Mel) somewhere, and she was leaning forward while saying something wrong, and I leaned behind her to tell you she was lying. Later we were going to meet and have dinner in a field, and I was buying dinner beforehand, but the checkout line turned into a church sermon and I woke up. We never got to talk. We never get to talk in dreams. I think because I don’t know what you’ll say.

I suppose that’s all that’s fun to say. I caught a fever, so I’m rather incapacitated. I can’t wait to go home. I hope you’re alright back home. Draw something fun on our room’s whiteboards for me. I love you.

With love,

Alice

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I was married to a woman for a decade. In 2015, she suddenly abandoned our eldest daughter and withheld our youngest. Soren has been taken from her primary home, mom, sister, and everyone on our side of her family since she was 10. Our purpose is manyfold: we want you to know Soren's story, advacate for Soren in Eugene, OR, champion LGBTQ families to help stop abuse, and help ensure no child lives with: psychological abuse, withholding, abandonment, alienation, or parental kidnap again. These are sides of the same coin.

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