Moving from Reston Virginia to Portland Oregon

Moving to the West Coast for an epic life change!

We have made the capital decision to exit Northern Virgina / Washington DC stage left effective immediately.  Thirty years in NOVA was enough superficiality to last three lifetimes!  So to one and all Virginians…PEACE OUT! I encourage to look for places to live that has a better quality of life and cost of living. The world is a huge place and there are so many better places to live. Time to vote on your feel people & take your taxpayer dollars elsewhere, because you are no longer getting your moneys worth or your quality of life for what you are foregoing.

Though Reston, Virginia was a “great place” to grow up and live in the 90’s or about about 10-15 years ago, it has undoubtedly “jumped the shark.”  And frankly, either getting devoured by a metaphorical great white or being turned into a mindless zombie was not just not very high on the to do list for this lifetime (sorry to disappoint).  Reston as a town has certainly lost its original plan, promise, spark, values, and community.  It is certainly not a place I would want to raise either of my children under any circumstances.   I am really really really really really really looking forward getting off the never-ending hamster wheel and moving to the West Coast for an epic life change!

I have undoubtedly achieved one of my life’s goals as I am leaving Reston, Virgina / NOVA permanently. Looking forward to getting on a plane October 14th 2009 bound for Portland, Oregon.

“It’s OK you’re not dead (yet), you’re just…RESTON” – D


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