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I spent my childhood in Club Quarters hotels and 747s. We were members of every hotel chain in existence. I know my way around cities you've never seen before. Cities you've never heard of before. The Dallas/Fort Worth airport was my second home. but I can give you directions to anywhere in New York City, Redlands, California. Marshall, Texas. London, UK. Yangon, Burma. I am perpetually packing and unpacking my trusty suitcase. I should have given it a name by now. It's unsettling, spending weekends in the same place that I spent my week. Never running errands, never rushing through airports, never finding books to read on car rides. never moving, never home
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Nov 16, 2014
Nov 16, 2014 at 2:49 PM UTC
Wanderlust
I spent my childhood in Club Quarters hotels and 747s. We were members of every hotel chain in existence. I know my way around cities you've never seen before. Cities you've never heard of before. The Dallas/Fort Worth airport was my second home. but I can give you directions to anywhere in New York City, Redlands, California. Marshall, Texas. London, UK. Yangon, Burma. I am perpetually packing and unpacking my trusty suitcase. I should have given it a name by now. It's unsettling, spending weekends in the same place that I spent my week. Never running errands, never rushing through airports, never finding books to read on car rides. never moving, never home
gracedlightning
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Nov 16, 2014
Nov 16, 2014 at 2:49 PM UTC
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