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Grand Wanderer

Date Joined:Sep 11, 2010
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We are restless 20-somethings. Tired of gray cubicles, arbitrarily authoritarian management, and the city of Detroit, we have decided to strike out in a new direction. My wife has taken a job as a travel nurse, which will allow us to move every three months, seeking new sights and pleasant climates.

Having quit my job as well, but not quite sure what I would rather do, I am determined not to be 'that guy' living off of my wife. For the moment I am teaching myself Adobe CS4 while running our website and creating its content.

We intend to pursue this plan for 2 years. By that time we will have lived in 8 different locations across the continental US and will have hopefully identified a place to settle down (and if we're really lucky I will have found a job I can enjoy). Once settled, it will be time for the next great adventure: parenting.

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How to Develop Ambidexterity by Grand Wanderer

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» Intriguing. Thanks for adding so much information to the discussion. I was dubious ab…
» I'm glad you enjoyed the bars. I hope they served you well. There are many possible s…
» An interesting question. Not being a neuroscientist I couldn't say with any authority.…
» hahaha, at it's most basic, yes. Like so many things in life there's no magic to it, j…
» That's a pretty good idea. It would be a bit less risky than the vinegar I used to try…
» Brilliant!
» hahaha, I wish I could get MY wife to like them. She is deeply suspicious of all of my…
» I like your methodology. Where did you find the dried apples? I wanted to make an "ap…
» It depends on how much you like sugar. I've got quite a sweet tooth, but like i said, …
» You would be hard pressed to compete with glutenous rice flour for binding capacity. I…

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May 17, 2012. 8:05 PMbpolhamius says:

Hi. I saw your comment about needing more nutrients- and dried cranberries are an excellent choice to replace the raisins. Almond butter is a good alternate for peanut butter. These look really good, thank you!