Boston strong. Thanks to the the street photography project Portraits of Boston , a diverse look at a resilient city — before and after the marathon bombings.
"Be happy," he said, "and stay happy."
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"I am an ex-inmate. I realized my mistakes. I've paid my dues to society. I am rehabilitated. Today I am out here on a business mission to get a job in customer service. Yesterday I had an interview and right now I am waiting for a call on my Bluetooth headset."
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"The dog kept running around her in mad circles, and she kept spinning around trying to catch it. The two formed a hilarious whirlwind, which lasted a minute. When she finally succeeded, she looked both happy and proud."
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She [told] me that marriage takes commitment "because everything is not always rosy."
"No, no!" her husband interjected. "Everything IS always rosy."
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