Diy,tcb,pdx

[run&glow]

Hey there, I'm Meg, in Portland, Im 24. I've travelled much by everything, every way but train, which blows and will hopefully soon change. So many failed plans... My first summer in PDX there was a trail of bread crumbs leading to my door from the train yards, which made some amazing times and amazing friends. I spent most of last summer in a 10ft camper trailer, which has given me reverse claustrophobia. Now I'm adjusting to living indoors, working for a paycheck, and saving what the government doesn't take away for sunnier days. I left the bullshit of college regime to learn more from the people around me, explore, and experience shit for myself. Now Im looking to learn from you, make some buddies, and explore, if your up for it!

 

[shua]

Yay new people!
welcome hombre

 

[stove]

ditto. Welcome, post, explore, ask, share. Enjoy. If you're in Portland in April, consider hitting up the StP meetup.

 

[run&glow]

Stp meet up sounds awesome and is totally being considered, hopefully I can get to know some of you before then so it isn't as awkward...

 

[Matt Derrick]

yay! more pdx ppl! i will be moving to your town very soon! how long have you lived there?

 

[run&glow]

YAY! I've lived in PDX for three years now. I love it!!! So many wonderful friends! I'm an escapee from Las Vegas and I'm just starting to feel confined... I love PDX but I need to explore soon...

 

[run&glow]

Matt don't forget to bring a hipster trap (6 pack of PBR and a large snare wire), your going to need it here!

HAHA indeed. Yikes, I was a little tipsy when I wrote that last statement. and apparently having a good day. One major setback Portland has is its lack of diversity. Its filled with young, white, web designers, their kids, and a fist full of punk kids that bitch about gentrification outside their favorite neighborhood coffee shop that used to be a barber shop.