As we flew over Seattle yesterday, you could see the top of the mighty Mount Rainier from above the clouds. I was awestruck.
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I thought it might be a fun project to snap a photo and post a blurb each day for a year as way to keep in touch with family and friends who are far away. And as a way to stop and smell the roses as they say. Even though in Chicago,for much of the year,the roses are covered in ice and snow and are often peed on by dogs.
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Oh, isn't it magnificent? I spent about a month out in Seattle after I graduated from college, and, being a native Midwesterner, Mt. Rainier was probably the first mountain I ever saw in real life. It totally blew my mind. Ah, the Pacific Northwest--one day I will return to you, my love!!
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