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New Year, New Goals
Gosh, has it really been so long since I last wrote a proper post? Yikes! I didn’t realise it had been quite that long. Let’s see. What have I been up to these past six months? I ran off to … Continue reading
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One Year Ago Today
A year ago today I lost my dad. I still miss him very much. It’s been a rough year, but also a very enlightening one. I’ve learned so much about myself. I haven’t done much writing, I confess. I haven’t … Continue reading
Snoqualmie Falls
What? Another blog post in less than a couple of weeks? Shocking, I know! Last Monday I dragged Rob to Snoqualmie Falls for the first time. Ever since I started re-watching Twin Peaks and saw the waterfalls in the credits, … Continue reading
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The Gathering Isle
I won’t lie, 2012 was an unbelievably stressful year in the Arserio household. So when the idea of a vacation came up, we knew we wanted to go back to Hawaii. Sometimes, there’s nothing like going home again, and Oahu … Continue reading
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I’m Still Here
You’re probably wondering where I’ve been these past few months. Well, I’m in the same place I was two months ago and that has been really difficult for me to accept. We’ve been in this short sale buying nightmare. I … Continue reading
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Snowmen and Sea Otters
What a strange couple of weeks it’s been. First we had a crazy snow storm where we had more snow in one day than we usually get in a year. Luckily we didn’t lose power except for a couple of … Continue reading
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New Site, New Home, New Place to Explore
It seems fitting somehow that this first post comes from a new home in Lynnwood, just 15 miles or so, North of Seattle, WA. I have lived in five different cities before coming here, in two different countries, and yet … Continue reading