Janhavi Pandurangi

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When my brother and I couldn’t find anything productive to do during the summer doldrums, she would trundle us into the car and take us somewhere new to walk. Walk, not run—my mother is not one for running. These were slow meanders, with nowhere in particular to go. At first the pace infuriated me, but she explained—and then showed—that it really was the best way to see things.
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