once you start moving around -
My job moves me all round the world, I tell the agency yes, anywhere, just leave me time between jobs to see my sons (grown up, own lives) and catch up. Some people who talk me on messages find that strange, ask when I want to settle down. I like having same place to always go back to between jobs, but happy to leave again.I left my home country when I was 20 to get married, never went back. Never felt since that anywhere was Home because where I am is home.
Do you live still where you were born, or also a rolling stone? Interested to hear if you find same as me.
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Where I hang my hat (and put my books, and the pet beds) is home but I couldn't live as you do!
PS: I will be back in the not too distant future to spin a few " yarns " and raise a few smiles as well .
I had a lovely place and still go home and see my family a lot and really miss having my stuff and a home. That will hopefully change soon.
Now to answer you. I left home at 17, I moved back when I was 50 and I left again. When I had a career I rarely went anywhere. When I finally got sick and tired of being sick and tired I went all over the U. S. working here and there!
My children are now grown and I have Grand Children. So I have planted myself "kinda" permanent. Yeah, I feel like I'm home now!
I left my home at 6 years old. Since then I'm in europe like a ping-pong ball.
6 years in UK as a child, 13 years in Italy,
6 years in France, back to UK for 8 years,back to Italy for 5 years and back to france in 2011.
But yes always miss a place that we was born & family
Yes we all like to have a place that is special to us and if it is very special, so special we want to stay, that is wonderful.