Pub’d in the HuffPost: How Loving a “Foreign Enemy” (And Writing About It) Changes Lives
The Huffington Post just published How Loving a “Foreign Enemy” (And Writing About It) Changes Lives — a piece that first appeared here. In case you missed it, here’s an excerpt:
There’s so much we miss about a country if we only picture it through the eyes of the media.
Ron Coulter, my husband’s lawyer, reminded me of the value that comes from writing about what it’s like to live with – and even sleep with – the so-called “enemy” country.
When we share stories of our daily lives across unlikely borders, we offer a chance to go beyond the headlines. To understand that there’s more to these countries than what the reporters say. To connect with the people and realize that, despite the cultural and linguistic differences, we have a lot in common.
Maybe we really can change the world, one blog post (about a so-called “enemy” country) at a time.
You can read the full article on the Huffington Post. And if you love it, share it!
Well done Jocelyn.
Thank you Traveller at heart!
Congratulations, Jocelyn. Fantastic! It’s an excellent article.
Thank you so much Nicki! 🙂
Great to see you getting more support and exposure.
Hopefully this will all add to a successful and satisfactory outcome.
Thank you Sorrel! I hope so!
Congrats Jocelyn! Hope this helps Jun’s case!
Thank you Cat! I hope so too!
Good work! Hope it gets more publicity and interest in your husband’s case!
Thank you Alice! Appreciate the support!
Congratulations, I do hope it will bring more attention to this whole situation!!
Thanks Timo! I hope so too!
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