I still wanted to go home, but had to enter the tunnel and pray for the best. Every day, I discovered more disadvantages — N.L.B. Horton, When Camels Fly
I still wanted to go home, but had to enter the tunnel and pray for the best. Every day, I discovered more disadvantages — N.L.B. Horton, When Camels Fly
I still wanted to go home, but had to enter the tunnel and pray for the best. Every day, I discovered more disadvantages — N.L.B. Horton, When Camels Fly
I still wanted to go home, but had to enter the tunnel and pray for the best. Every day, I discovered more disadvantages — N.L.B. Horton, When Camels Fly
I still wanted to go home, but had to enter the tunnel and pray for the best. Every day, I discovered more disadvantages — N.L.B. Horton, When Camels Fly
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I still wanted to go home, but had to enter the tunnel and pray for the best. Every day, I discovered more disadvantages to being a strong woman, although the past week made me feel like Hercules in a burkha.-Grace Madison, PhD

— N.L.B. Horton, When Camels Fly
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