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I am self-employed and while my profession is not usually associated with country life, it gives me the freedom to pursue my dream of country living. In fact, by this time next year I hope to have turned the dream into a reality.

After college I moved from my native Montana to the Seattle area. My degree is in Business Management, but I worked in the accounting field for 12 years. I came to realize that I just wasn't happy with my work. Some of my friends urged me to go back to school and become a CPA. However I knew it wasn't for me. I needed to try something totally

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