January 5th, 2014 You know, living a vagabond/expat life is exciting and I love it. New places, new cultures, getting to live in places where other people only get to visit. I am not sure if I meet the modern definition of a vagabond, whatever that may be, but considering I had not lived anywhere … More Two Familes, Two Countries, and Too Many Miles In Between
I saw this incredibly funny post the other day, so I decided to borrow some of the lines, add some of my own, and put a David Letterman style twist on it. So I present to you: The Top 10 Ways to Know You Are From Oregon 10. You’ve worn shorts, sandals/flip-flops and a parka at … More How Oregonians know they are Oregonians
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