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For readers that don't know me that well, the headline of the last month of my life has been that three friends and I chose to leave our lives in Boston and get a house in San Francisco, with very little plan or resources. Since we started in June, it's gone tremendously well - we've won funding for our living expenses several times over (thank you to Felicis), we've got jobs and worked on side projects, we've hosted events (join our Discord to find out more about those) and we're excited to continue all that this week. However, before all that was set in stone, we knew that we'd go to this Odesza concert on July 6th, in George, Washington's Gorge Amphitheatre. If all else fails, was the argument, then at least we would've had a good rave. When the actual week of the 6th rolled around, there were a few other errands we had to check off - a pair of driving tests in North California for Tara and I, visiting friends at the Canadian border, that could excuse a road trip up the Pacific

spruce.world spruce.world < return to blog The Days When Your Phone Dies "Driftwood's first road trip report - a review of the pacific northwest and my best friend, Will Hathaway's, strongly held travelling opinions" 08.07.24 12:21pm For readers that don't know me that well, the headline of the last month of my life has been that three friends and I chose to leave our lives in Boston and get a house in San Francisco, with very little plan or resources. Since we started in June, it's gone tremendously well - we've won funding for our living expenses several times over (thank you to Felicis ), w

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