PART TWO:https://youtu.be/7u4tjA6rAQM
Hey loves! Coming back to you with a highly requested video: The pros and cons of living in Seattle, Washington (Part 1). Keep in mind that I was born and raised in the NJ/NY area.. It’s all about perspective. (:
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