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No goodbyes, yet, Los Angeles. But, in one month, in less than thirty days: the move. Heart palpitations.
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My foray into expat life in Cambodia (and back), one glorious haphazard step at a time
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I really wish you well with your international move! I read from earlier posts that you lived in Portland, that made me smile :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Eunice! Yes, a big chunk of my heart is still in Portland.
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