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change of pace

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change of pace
an addition of some variety in one's life, routine, or abode. Going to the beach on the weekend will be a change of pace. The doctor says I need a change of pace from this cold climate.
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If you need a break or just a change of pace from your current life, then teaching is one of the best ways to clear your mind and experience something completely different than what you may have been used to.
And Angelina is happy about the change of pace from recent roles.
Much cheaper and easier than rock, but definitely a change of pace from traditional raised gardens.
 
 
 
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