Nevada Vs. Texas
Good Morning,
I might as well just come out and say it cause it's been on my mind the last few days. I miss Texas! I miss it so much. I would move back one day if I had the chance. Having said that though I know my place is here right now closer to my family. Yet I never wanted to live in Nevada. I never aspired to live here. I've done a pretty good job of convincing myself it's wonderful, and it is. It will just always be happy medium here though not my Texas. It's like Texas but not at all like it either. I spent over a year and half planning my move to Austin in 2011. Ohh what a crash landing that was! Not so much unlike here, or any of my other travels really. Only this time I'm not 20 years old anymore and my children are with me so it was so much more important to have a permanent living situation. The hardest part of previously living over 2000 miles away from your family is when you get sick. Luckily I have a wonderful husband and children who were there to support me, and I got through it. So for now Texas is a book on the shelf that may not be completed, I'm not sure? Maybe one day it will be? In all honesty if I had significant money at my disposal I'd travel the world like a nomad. ohh but here I am in the only state that prostitution is legal...haha.
I might as well just come out and say it cause it's been on my mind the last few days. I miss Texas! I miss it so much. I would move back one day if I had the chance. Having said that though I know my place is here right now closer to my family. Yet I never wanted to live in Nevada. I never aspired to live here. I've done a pretty good job of convincing myself it's wonderful, and it is. It will just always be happy medium here though not my Texas. It's like Texas but not at all like it either. I spent over a year and half planning my move to Austin in 2011. Ohh what a crash landing that was! Not so much unlike here, or any of my other travels really. Only this time I'm not 20 years old anymore and my children are with me so it was so much more important to have a permanent living situation. The hardest part of previously living over 2000 miles away from your family is when you get sick. Luckily I have a wonderful husband and children who were there to support me, and I got through it. So for now Texas is a book on the shelf that may not be completed, I'm not sure? Maybe one day it will be? In all honesty if I had significant money at my disposal I'd travel the world like a nomad. ohh but here I am in the only state that prostitution is legal...haha.