Welcome Back!

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 Hi Guys and Girls, 

I know I have been missing for a while. ok....for a loooong while. How have you been doing for the past couple of years? How has life treated you? How has covid treated you? Are you going stir crazy ? Or are you enjoying this new pace of life?

Since we last spoke, my life changed a little bit. I met the man I was meant to marry. We spent a few crazy years flying back and forth across 3000 miles. We found the Golden State beckoning to us, and both of us moved here. and after 10 glorious years in Boston I moved to California to build a new life.

Now in a new state, with a new life and yet to make new friends, I found myself missing some chunks of my Boston life. Mostly my friends, but also writing. While I never stopped reading books, I most definitely stopped writing.. And here, today, I start again.

Welcome back!

And Thank you for Staying :)

Love

~S



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  1. UnknownApril 30, 2021 at 10:40 PM

    Good that you are back. We were missing you and hope you will continue to write

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