Distance- Magical Mini-Vans, 5 Hour Worlds, and Looking for Bridges
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Think Over Here
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I talk about my thoughts on distance. We explore how distance is relative based on age and excitement level. We talk about how I can't even comprehend distances greater than 5 hours by car, and how we can/cannot bridge emotional bridges as I reflect on my divorce.
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