
I'm the one on the right, awkwardly trying to pretend to know how a horse works. I moved to Portland Oregon around age 5, but would come back to visit Redding a lot.
I took a trip to Europe in college, which was scary, but fun. I learned a lot about other cultures, and discovered that I could blend in if I pretended to be dutch, so I did that.

After college, I was still interested in travel, so I took a job as a teacher, and learned that I both liked teaching and liked people from other cultures. People are people regardless of location, as it turns out, and while I wanted to leave America and explore the world, many people just wanted to come visit my country. I was flattered! It seemed so normal to me, however, of those people, very few were actually able to go, and I couldn't find a way for many of them to come in as a tourist. I can't help from without, so maybe helping from within can allow these people to see a different side of the world, learn a lot, and ultimately make our lives more global than they ever were before.

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