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Farewells are difficult. No matter the duration or circumstance under which the parting is occurring, saying goodbye wasn't programmed as part of our happy buttons when us humans were created. I've personally never been good wth change. That's something I hope to overcome while I'm away. I hope to grow in ways I can't imagine. I know Camden feels the same. We've both left all we know and love in search of something great, something new, something indescribable.From the beginning the goodbyes were hard for me. I had to give notice to my job that I absolutely loved and adored. Saying goodbye to children can kill you. And I'm not being dramatic. So to all my kiddos I've said farewell to, here's a shoutout to you!!!! (especially: Nava, Ben, Ori, Alexander, Charlee, Brooks, Jake). I love you all so much, thank you for allowing me to help be a vital part in the begging of your life! I hope I have shown you that you can be that super star, that fire fighter or brain surgeon. You can be ANYTHING YOU WANT. By me following my dreams, I hope you can follow suit and follow yours.Not only were the kiddos hard to say farewell to, my friends were just as excruciating. My friends are an extension of my family. I hold them all very close to my heart and will continue to do so wherever I go. I know there's special people know who they are and I hope they all know that without their love and support, we wouldn't be going on this adventure with the confidence and excitement we have right now. I hope we can inspire our friends to live their lives how THEY want , not how anyone expects them to live.My family was very difficult to say goodbye to. I've been around them for 24 years. They are my rock and my blanket. I love them so much! But I know that Camden and I have a solid foundation of fantastic people who have raised us to get to this point today. Without you, we wouldn't be equipped with all the tools that got us here today and that will continue to keep us safe on our travels.The person that I'm having the hardest time saying goodbye to isn't as obvious as the ones described above. This past week of preparation I have been slowly (for lack of a better word) "saying goodbye" to my old self. Now I'm not going to go AWOL and completely be a new person, but I know this trip is life changing and will have an effect on me, physically, emotionally and spiritually. I hope to see things that open my eyes. I hope to feel things that open my heart. I hope to meet new people, experience their cultures and open my mind to a whole world outside of my own. My palette will expand, my legs may tone up and my hair color may change.But, one thing I know for sure is...IM READY.We love you! Now it's time for us to start this adventure! 👫🌍
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