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that was a while back–seems like ages–and I was living a different life then. I moved countries every six months or so. I gave little thought to careers or a long-term future. I dreamed of writing important literary works, but spent more time dreaming than actually writing.

And, gradually, I settled into a more stable life. I stayed in one city (San Francisco) for nearly a decade–long enough to get a University degree and waste a few years with one employer (before that I’d always quit jobs every few months–as soon as I had a bit of cash saved up). I even got married recently–though I quit my job and left San Francisco before doing so. Still, I’m in a much different place now than where I was when I was reading Welsh.