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As a parent of a one-year daughter (always thinking about those future "werewolf" teen years), I'm listening to this show with great interest. I wonder what one or two pieces of advice Lauren might give for how to get through this challenging period with kids!

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Though it is small in comparison to many other memorials, I've always found the Holocaust Memorial in Portland's Washington Park to be quite moving. The various bronze cast personal items scattered along the gravel path towards the memorial - a teddy bear, a doll, a suitcase, a tattered boot - never fail to haunt me and remind me of the tremendous innocent life lost during this tragedy.

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