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Thank you everyone for the birthday wishes!! 27 is going to be a great year. My time with AmeriCorps has come to an end, and I’m happy to share that I have accepted a full time staff position with mtadamsinstitute !! I am beyond grateful for the opportunities and support I’ve had along this amazing journey. Cant wait to see what 2019 has in store!! #itsofficial #thankyou #newyear #mtadamsinstitute #cantgetridofme #pnw

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She’s off for her school overnight trip! She handled all of her own packing and I am fully confident that means she’ll have at least 95% of the things she really needs. Girlfriend is on top of it! #urchinadventures #montessorikids #overnightfieldtrip #cascademountainschool

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It was so much fun teaching mtadamsinstitute summer botany camp yesterday. The kids had a blast learning about plants and natural dyes. We had a field trip to bloomanddye to harvest fresh dye flowers and the older kids made bundle dyed bandanas. The young kids made indigo shibori bandanas and left with blue hands and blue arms! 💙🌿🌼💛

I left exhausted with a big smile and full heart. Seeing the joy and happiness on these kids faces as they saw what they created was a treat.

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