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kt

OMG I can't believe you are going to live here! Your blog often reflects what I am going through that same day. I'm excited to share something back. My love for my home town.

Yo-yo Mama

You know it might take you a whole 30 minutes to get to work or to class...whatever will you do with all that extra time of NOT city next to some crazy dude for 90 minutes??

Congrats on all of it and I hope you find your stride quickly.

Holly

You're life is will be infinitely better. Congratulations! Ann Arbor is a great town! xo

Cat in Palma

Yay! Sounds like a well-deserved combination of freshness and security (I somehow just managed to make your news sound like a sanitary napkin ad, sorry). Ahhh. So happy for you and your family. Many blessings on your new life!

Sfcmama

Congrats!!!!! As a family therapist, I love hearing these stories. As a parent and partner, I NEED to hear them ;0)

Sharon - feel free to get my email from Moxie for some SF love!

Eva

I thought it must be a move because of the way you had been speaking about New York. Good for you. :)

Michelle

I am truly impressed by your ability to work this out. Congratulations!

Christina

Congratulations! I'm glad you and LOD are able to work together to make everything work for all four of you. Best of moving luck to you.

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