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Hey folks,
I'm Ryun. I'm a bit older than thirty but considerably younger than 40, and my life is mostly boring with a few interesting slices shoved in there.
I grew up in Wisconsin, mostly under the radar. I went to school in Oklahoma, where I first popped my head up at the college newspaper, writing video reviews and wearing a big hat. Then I graduated, and after bopping around several not-so-inspiring jobs, I got a job as the copy desk chief/foreign editor at a daily English-language newspaper in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. That was some of the best work I have ever done, and I made numerous lifelong friends. I also felt like I learned alot about everything except Cambodia, which only seemed to mystify me further every day I lived there.
After nearly 4 years, I moved back to the States and got married. I'm nondescript again, working in Chicago and basically laying about.
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