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But those things were always there, whether I thought about them or not. So I think I’m doing something that I should have done a long time ago. Viking Fenrir All Over Print Hoodie. What a kind, thoughtful, reflective person you are. I am so sorry about your colleagues who were laid off. Yes, that is common here in the U.S., and it (among many things, especially right now) reflects very poorly on us. I admire your strong heart in deciding to resign. And I admire your self-possession in “turning the page” by traveling solo for a while. Solo travel has always been my own way of coming to understand myself and my place in this big world better. All good wishes to you, dear girl. If you come to Minneapolis or Vermont you are welcome to stay with me.