Didi Godfrey was living a life mixed with indifference and longing. She was just 25 years old, but felt like she was trapped in an older life of someone in their 30’s, except, she didn’t have a successful career, a love interest, or any hope of making a mark in the world. Her parents and older brother treated her like the black sheep, which she was, of the family. Her friends were few and far away in places thousands of miles away. She was a fish out of water, trying to survive in a new place she never had been before; the people spoke a different language, the weather was formidable, and the dangers that came with this place were many. She’d never seen a copperhead before, never had to find a storm shelter, and never needed long-johns before. Now all that changed. The daily routine of Didi was typical of a young 20-something-year-old just out of high school and trying to earn a living without a degree in something useful, like engineering or business management: she woke up every...