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You ever been THIS broke [And a quick hello to my new followers.] Heres one of my many #truthmoments On the last day at a conference in Denver I placed an online order at a nearby restaurant and headed out to pick it up. Mind you I already knew I couldnt use my credit card because it was maxed out (I know irresponsible). AND couldnt use my debit card because only $2 was available after a bill hit that same day. So annoyed and nervous I paid for my meal with the money on my SAVINGS card. Whe

an old building with potted plants and flowers on the outside

Doors cant open if youre not willing to walk through them. #truthmoment Ive been pondering my next step: Taking on Travepreneur Full-time Moving up in the field of International Education at another institution Or Continuing at my full-time for a couple more years Really unsure what I should do. Ive overlooked ignored and declined opportunities because of this uncertainty. But mostly FEAR. I didnt want to step through the door because what would be on the other side. Yesterday though my bo

two blue doors and a tree in front of a white building with red flowers on it

Ｐｙｒｇｉ Lets play two truths and a lie: 1. The black and white geometrical motifs pictured above also known as Xysta were used to distract and confuse pirates who often came to attack small villages like Pyrgi. 2. This medieval village didnt suffer any damage during the Earthquake of 1881 (7.3 magnitude) and its how it has maintained its medieval style. 3. Christopher Columbus a descendant of a Genoese family was from and lived in Pyrgi before setting off across the Atlantic. Which is the lie?

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