

Thoughts From 10,000 Ft by Sarah Wanck
As I type, I’m sitting (tray table down) on my American flight from Miami to Chicago. I thought maybe I’d
As I type, I’m sitting (tray table down) on my American flight from Miami to Chicago. I thought maybe I’d
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