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Aug 19, 2020 19 min

21. Roadblocks can be moved / Improvised singing

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Hi :) Life speeds and slows so sometimes you fall off track, but give yourself grace. It is ok ok ok! The intro pre-roll includes talk of acupuncture (0:00 to 6:56.) Washington does not want me to leave as it has been calling me to go on lots and lots of hikes with people I love. These hikes include… The San Juan Islands, Mount Rainier, Olympic National Park, North Cascades National Park, Mount Baker, and a few more places which my legs and knees are in debt to. "To when opinions do not matter" "To when you realize something after it happened" "To when you procrastinate" "To when you feel challenged" DISCLOSURE: GOING ON TANGENTS MAY OR MAY NOT BE INVOLVED, THIS SHOW IS CONVERSATIONALLY TRUE TO HOW I SPEAK. Please consider sending any comments or feedback you have through the contact page of my website. Lastly, go check out Cinema-Sonic.com! YOU ARE SUPER AWESOME, ENJOY!

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