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I'm going home for the weekend. What does that mean when you are an adult, when you have a home of your own? I have many homes. I have homes in Michigan, a home in Tennessee, a home in Scotland, a home in the woods, a home on the beach, an apartment home in Boston, a new home in Chicago, and homes I am still yet to find. I hope that this home, this blog, can connect my many homes together and allow me to be a little closer to the many homes I miss.
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Keeping in touch
This page is designed to connect me to those I love, those that are far away. Some posts will be updates on my life and daily going-ons. Others, perhaps, will include more observations, comments, and ideas. As of late, it tends to feature haiku of various forms and photos. Welcome.
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1 comment:
I love reading your haiku and wondering what events inspired each line. What a concise way to record your reaction to the things happening around you and within you!
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