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Graduation Speech: Ride The Wind Day

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Today is Ride the Wind Day and I especially love that. I've always wanted to fly in my dreams and a few months ago that happened for me. I soared on the wind, lost in the moon and stars and mesmerized by the beauty of the reds and purples of canyon below. I'm positive my visual flight was inspired by RC Gorman's "Flying Woman" painting, which I posted above. I'm flying in my dreams after years of wishing I could
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