I'm home?
I'm home now. I think.It feels so weird to be here. It's even hard to think of this as "home". I got so used to living in Reading that Oklahoma feels like a (very different) foreign country.
Right now I feel like I have 3 'homes'. After a year or so of being in Oklahoma, I considered it "home". But after living in Reading for a couple months, I began to feel like "home" really was San Jose. I used to feel like I was half Oklahoman and half Californian. But after being way from both states for a while, I've realized that I'm more like 95% Californian and 5% Oklahoman. Whenever anyone in England asked, I'd always say I'm came from California, and usually didn't mention Oklahoma. But when I moved to Childs Hall for the last few days, I felt like Reading (specifically Windsor hall) was home.
I'm sure Norman will start to feel like home again soon. If not, maybe San Jose will when I go there next week for Christmas.
Wow, even though it feels like a hotel right now, it sure feels great to have a nice, clean, quiet house all to myself! I can get used to this.
Now I just gotta try to remember how to drive so I can go get a burrito!
3 Comments:
Glad you're back home. And when you remember how to drive, make sure it's on the RIGHT side of the road. ;)
ditto that. ^
Hope the okie land seems like home real soon.
Keep it in the road.........
If you ever feel uncomfortable here, just look for the sign that says "way out." And always remember to mind the gap.
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