On where I'm at

[scarlettina]

I just came back from having lunch with my friend DVS. She and her family moved to the D.C. area about 8 months ago in what was really a whirlwind move. She'd gone there to visit friends, loved it, came home, told her husband she wanted them to move and--voila! House sold, move done! She and her daughter came back to visit and I was one of the few

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[varina8]

I've been thinking about this since our conversation last night. Sometimes the geographic cure works, sometimes nothing changes.

In the last 10 years, I've been back east more than I had been in the previous 20 and I've realized there are things and people that I miss. I've even considered making a move elsewhere once or twice. But I've come to realize this urge, for me, has less to do with the places themselves and more to do with various intangibles attached to them (roads not taken, memories, etc).

Your situation is different. Remember you're part of the family wherever you are.