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Old Friends and Inspiration

I recently spent time with an old friend who was visiting.  It really gave me a lot to think about especially with everything that has changed in my life this year.

It made me realize that one of the things I have missed most over the last few years is travel.  I have been very restless and now it is time to get back to the things that are important to me in my life.  It seems sometimes those things change or fade when there is not just you to think about. 

So in keeping with my goals for this year I have two more things I want to do and these will be my goals for next year before I travel to Nicaragua for a visit later next year.

I am going to learn Spanish and become a yoga teacher.  These are two things I have wanted to do for more than a few years now.......There is no time like the present.

Stick around there are going to be a lot more changes before I get done......Prepare for many new adventures!

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