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]]> By: the Mater http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-868 the Mater Fri, 02 Jun 2006 23:35:23 +0000 http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-868 Love will always find its way home :>) Thanks for the welcome. Love will always find its way home :>) Thanks for the welcome.

]]> By: Kelly http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-857 Kelly Fri, 02 Jun 2006 14:25:11 +0000 http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-857 Hi Mater! thank so much for stopping by! Chris (my mate) always frames his arguments using a bell curve analogy. I know you weren't making an anology. I'm just saying. He'd like you right off... You sure have grown some roots, but you're right. Wings matter too. Emily, that's great perspective, thank you so much for sharing it. Interesting thought about it not being a response to your upbringing. I don't think my nomadic tendancies have anything to do with my upbringing either. So I guess I should just stop worrying so much and trust my boy to follow is own path, wherever it takes him. Hi Mater! thank so much for stopping by! Chris (my mate) always frames his arguments using a bell curve analogy. I know you weren’t making an anology. I’m just saying. He’d like you right off…

You sure have grown some roots, but you’re right. Wings matter too.

Emily, that’s great perspective, thank you so much for sharing it. Interesting thought about it not being a response to your upbringing. I don’t think my nomadic tendancies have anything to do with my upbringing either. So I guess I should just stop worrying so much and trust my boy to follow is own path, wherever it takes him.

]]> By: emily http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-844 emily Fri, 02 Jun 2006 03:59:03 +0000 http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-844 I kept thinking about the whole moving vs. staying thing, and I realized my dear cousin moved way more than I did- he kept moving every few years til age 18. But he didn't respond by getting married at age 22, buying a house and having the address engraved on the wedding rings. He continues to have major wanderlust. I always am trying to keep track of what state or country he is in at the moment. I love that about him. And he likes us for keeping the home fires burning. I don't think either path is exactly a response to our upbringing.. I think we were born who we are. So don't worry about screwing up your kids one way or another. You love them so they will always feel like they are at home. I kept thinking about the whole moving vs. staying thing, and I realized my dear cousin moved way more than I did- he kept moving every few years til age 18. But he didn’t respond by getting married at age 22, buying a house and having the address engraved on the wedding rings. He continues to have major wanderlust. I always am trying to keep track of what state or country he is in at the moment. I love that about him. And he likes us for keeping the home fires burning. I don’t think either path is exactly a response to our upbringing.. I think we were born who we are. So don’t worry about screwing up your kids one way or another. You love them so they will always feel like they are at home.

]]> By: the Mater http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-841 the Mater Fri, 02 Jun 2006 01:06:18 +0000 http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-841 Omigosh, I'm on the other side of the bell curve! Here I am a grandma and have lived in just three houses my entire life. Family of origin for 25 years; raising a family for 30 years; and now my very first apartment. Setting down roots is good but finding your wings is better. You all have been flying about first so I hope you find some very special space to claim as your own now for a longer period of time. I hope the spacing comes out okay on this post - I can't see the right-side margin. Omigosh, I’m on the other side of the bell curve!

Here I am a grandma and have lived in just three houses my entire life.
Family of origin for 25 years; raising a family for 30 years;
and now my very first apartment. Setting down roots is good
but finding your wings is better. You all have been flying
about first so I hope you find some very special space to
claim as your own now for a longer period of time.

I hope the spacing comes out okay on this post - I can’t see
the right-side margin.

]]> By: kelly http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-835 kelly Thu, 01 Jun 2006 14:08:05 +0000 http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-835 Jeanne, I hope your new home brings you much happiness. Emily, I'm glad you're still where you're at, I'm looking forward to hanging with you. Dallas, I wish you luck in the stay-put. Part of me wants to move again, but back east so I can be with my family. That's not likely, but a girl can dream. In the meantime, I intend to dig deep in this place, and call it home. Heather, It's so good to hear there are other nomads out there with young children. But I hear you on the ground. We're only moving to town because we were lucky that this particular property came up for sale, with almost an acre. Permaculture here I come! Jeanne, I hope your new home brings you much happiness.

Emily, I’m glad you’re still where you’re at, I’m looking forward to hanging with you.

Dallas, I wish you luck in the stay-put. Part of me wants to move again, but back east so I can be with my family. That’s not likely, but a girl can dream. In the meantime, I intend to dig deep in this place, and call it home.

Heather, It’s so good to hear there are other nomads out there with young children. But I hear you on the ground. We’re only moving to town because we were lucky that this particular property came up for sale, with almost an acre. Permaculture here I come!

]]> By: Heather http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-818 Heather Wed, 31 May 2006 02:02:58 +0000 http://herablehands.com/2006/05/28/home-is-where-i-keep-my-underwear/#comment-818 Sarah and I have moved 5 times in her 4.5 years. It's been almost 6 months here at our new "permanent" house and she's just now stopped talking about the last house. Every now and then she'll mention one of our old roommates, but not as frequently as she used to. She now says she is going to buy the house next door and live here next to us forever. Alternately, she says we will all live here forever. She doesn't realize that the lack of ground dooms me to a future move. I will definately need to move somewhere with more ground to garden. Sarah and I have moved 5 times in her 4.5 years. It’s been almost 6 months here at our new “permanent” house and she’s just now stopped talking about the last house. Every now and then she’ll mention one of our old roommates, but not as frequently as she used to.
She now says she is going to buy the house next door and live here next to us forever. Alternately, she says we will all live here forever. She doesn’t realize that the lack of ground dooms me to a future move. I will definately need to move somewhere with more ground to garden.

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