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Blogiversary is a Word

November 12, 2019November 12, 2019 / riversandroadspdx / 12 Comments

When you do something outside your comfort zone, it opens doors to doing other new, hard things. You're brave in one way, why not be brave in others? Creating a blog informed the way I write, the way I play music, how I try new things.

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Changing For Good

December 28, 2017 / riversandroadspdx / 8 Comments

I set out alone from Santa Barbara on a hot July day, my little sedan packed to the brim, and cruised north along Highway 101. The one key I owned was to my car. I had just finished packaging up my life, to leave the place I'd lived for 32 years. I was alternately thrilled … Continue reading Changing For Good

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