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Dear Journeywoman,
I’d like other women in the JW Network to know about A Journey of One’s Own (Uncommon Advice for the Independent Woman Traveler) by Thalia Zepatos. Thalia's book gave me the courage to "jump those fences" that we all get close to and then bolt for what ever reasons. Her last line in the book says it all.... "just go, you'll be fine".Ten years ago I ventured overseas alone for my first trip and did "just fine" and got hooked on travel in a way that I'd never been before. Since then I drove old cars and saved all my spare money and went overseas each year.Three years ago, in the process of posting a travel question on a travel site, I made the acquaintance of a fellow traveler with many of my same interests, including a passion for Egypt and the Middle East. We e- mailed travel advice back and forth for about six weeks, and then began to learn a bit more about each other and how we had come to this point. After nine months of trans-Pacific courting, I left the USA and came to Australia for a visit and the rest is history. I've relocated here in Melbourne (with my honey) and couldn't be happier! So there you go. Blame it on Thalia!
Cheers, Diana


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