Lena Pham

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A ripple that never stopped growing.

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This day didn’t fade—it echoed.

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The night holds room for my gentlest thoughts.

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The moonlight doesn’t ask me to be more.

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Thank you for encouraging thoughtful beginnings.

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Today I choose alignment over urgency—and it started with this.

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Every act of remembrance is a step toward reckoning.

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Every flag waved in pride casts a shadow we must examine.

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Even slow moments are sacred.

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Even without direction, you are moving.

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Don’t wait to be chosen—choose yourself.

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Be willing to believe before the proof appears.

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Your soul is still bright, even if today it glows in softer shades.

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Late June 2004, Fahrenheit 9/11 won Palme d’Or—cinema turned protest.

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In 1933, the first drive-in theater opened in New Jersey—movies got a front seat view.

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The shadows stretched long, and I didn’t rush the light.

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Even when you're quiet, your becoming is loud.

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This week in 1987, Margaret Thatcher won her third term—iron will met electoral mandate.

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December 2, 1823 – The Monroe Doctrine was declared. The U.S. told Europe to back off the Western Hemisphere.

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In 1966, Miranda rights were established in the U.S.—justice got a voice before questioning.

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