When Jeff moved out, I did too. I stopped going home much, spent most of my time at work or with friends, and moved everything I cared about to my office.
With Dorothy moving in, I notice I am starting to gravitate back home. I took my plants home. I set up a computer at home. I am gradually beginning to set up two bases for myself, rather than only using work for everything.
I think I am essentially nomadic. That my sense of home is tied to people, not to place.
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1 comment:
I really get it about home being tied to people....and I also get the bond to place, to land, to the live things that grow roots around me...I need both things....rootedness, in an organic way, to the earth that sustains me as a life form and the deeply felt spiritual bonds I share with my people....
Not that you asked...but there is this comment thing:)
Love,
Carol P.
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