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    In the tradition of Spalding Gray's "Swimming to Cambodia", Ian Pounds recounts the at turns humorous and inspiring story of his solo journey to Afghanistan as a response to a splintered life, landing him as the only westerner in an orphanage in Kabul. After four years teaching over 300 boys and girls representative of all regions and races, Pounds gives unique insight to the people and the country of America's longest conflict. Ultimately this is the tale of how, in living among children of war a man discovers how truly a land, its people and a broken heart can become Undestroyed.

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    In the tradition of Spalding Gray's "Swimming to Cambodia", Ian Pounds recounts the at turns humorous and inspiring story of his solo journey to Afghanistan as a response to a splintered life, landing him as the only westerner in an orphanage in Kabul. After four years teaching over 300 boys and girls representative of all regions and races, Pounds gives unique insight to the people and the country of America's longest conflict. Ultimately this is the tale of how, in living among children of war a man discovers how truly a land, its people and a broken heart can become Undestroyed.

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    Flyer For 'Undestroyed' Presentation

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    In the tradition of Spalding Gray's "Swimming to Cambodia", Ian Pounds recounts the at turns humorous and inspiring story of his solo journey to Afghanistan as a response to a splintered life, landing him as the only westerner in an orphanage in Kabul. After four years teaching over 300 boys and girls representative of all regions and races, Pounds gives unique insight to the people and the country of America's longest conflict. Ultimately this is the tale of how, in living among children of war a man discovers how truly a land, its people and a broken heart can become Undestroyed.

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    UNDESTROYED:

    one mans journey to Afghanistan


    Wednesday, February 13th 8:00 pm The Democracy Center of Cambridge Nelson Mandela Room
    45 Mount Auburn Street, Cambridge (close to St. Paul Church)
    In the tradition of Spalding Gray's Swimming to Cambodia, Ian Pounds recounts the at turns humorous and inspiring story of his solo journey to Afghanistan as a response to a splintered life, landing him as the only westerner in an orphanage in Kabul. After four years teaching over 300 boys and girls representative of all regions and races, Pounds gives unique insight to the people and the country of America's longest conflict. Ultimately this is the tale of how, in living among children of war a man discovers how truly a land, its people and a broken heart can become Undestroyed. Admission Free

    Donations accepted after the ninety-minute performance

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