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Land of ice and fire! On the drive from the Reykjavik to our first night’s accommodation, Mirabel regaled me with stories of all the stupid things tourists are famous for doing in Iceland, despite clear warnings. These include hiking without weather preparation and getting caught in sudden down pours,
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Moving about the world as a singleton, I can feel that all my edges are exposed. There is no protected flank, no safe harbor in the near distance between me and a companion. It’s not just experiencing everything alone, it’s that there is a keenness, an unbuffered astringency
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These last few months, I have made friends with solo living at home. Here, I have people who love me within a few blocks in every direction. Dawn to my East, Lyric and Mehdi to the West, Jody to the North, and Jason, Vickie and Atticus down South. Also from
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I am preparing to spend 10 weeks in Europe, much of it on my own. This will be my first venture traveling solo, and is an information gathering expedition about whether that can work for me. I won’t be alone the whole time, as I get to start out