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Reflections: Going back home 19 Articles

  • 1 of 19

    by Barbara Kasey Smith

    I guess I was in my fifties when I got a hunger to go back to my old home place and walk through the house one more time. It was like something was drawing me to the house. I was restless and couldn't think of a thing but ...read more

  • 2 of 19

    by Hollie Cummings

    I've never been the type of person that wanted to grow up and stay in my town. I grew up there, spent every year of my life there, I know every road and can recognize every house. I always just imagined it was a holding ar...read more

  • 3 of 19

    by Vicki Phipps

    Sometimes I wondered if peace would ever be found for me. It seems that I'd looked for it everywhere, but who'd have thought that I'd find it in Wichita Falls? Going home again after years of distance can be a good place...read more

  • 4 of 19

    by Colleen C Smith

    The home where I grew up as a child sold and someone new lives there now. My grandparents raised me. Sadly, the both passed away within a year of each other. The contents of their home sold at an auction. The day of the au...read more

  • 5 of 19

    by Alissa King

    Always odd going home again, to the first place. Home stands sentry, old strength and old remission. Once I began to recognize the elegance of the architecture, I put on airs for the neighbor kids, and flaunted our portico...read more

  • 6 of 19

    by I-Walsh

    Going home, A difficult time for every mid twenties man. As a Soldier for the past 3 years of my life I left my home town of white suburban America the same way so many before me left it. Clueless to what the world had to...read more

  • 7 of 19

    by W.M. Scooter

    I was an impatient teenager by the time I reached my junior year in high school. I looked ahead to getting out of school, leaving home and starting my own life in my own way. I joined every sport I could, stayed out late...read more

  • 8 of 19

    by Henry Hall

    Going back home was something I had experience too. I was 10 when I moved to the South of France with my family. We wanted a nice fresh start, something that was a bit different that living in England, where it rained al...read more

  • 9 of 19

    by Kirsty O'Lone

    Going back home was really difficult for me, but it was something I had to do and in the end I am glad I made that decision. I had left home for the city about a year before to start a great job that was really going to ta...read more

  • 10 of 19

    by Marilyn Y Meyer

    I grew up in a house that my parents rented. It was actually small considering that there was my parents and six kids. The house had a kitchen, a living room a bedroom upstairs which was also where the bathroom was,a small...read more

  • 11 of 19

    by Julie Sewell-Schmidt

    I've lived in the Rocky Mountains for 27 of my 37 years. My house is here, my career is here, and my family is here. When I think about going back home, though, my thoughts turn to the mid-west. Illinois winters are as...read more

  • 12 of 19

    by Lyndsey B

    Last year I started my first year at university in Glasgow , hundreds of miles away from my home town of Belfast. I'd always planned to go away for university and rather than me scared of leaving home I was excited, I coul...read more

  • by Marina Amici

    In Spanish and Italian, there is one word, "casa" (with a slight difference in pronunciation), that means both "house" and "home." There is no distinction between where one lives and where one's place is, where one belong...read more

  • 14 of 19

    by Tana Maria Toth (TMT)

    When I planned to live my country,never imagined ,that soon I will miss it a lot.I was young,and looked for adventures,and a plus I had my personal life roller coaster. Those time my best song was "if I will be rich I w...read more

  • 15 of 19

    by ramleela

    Going back home First we need to focus on what is home. It is a trite saying but need to b e recorded. A house is not a home. So what makes for a home, that a human being yearns for such homecoming? This desire is unive...read more

  • 16 of 19

    by Myrna Writewood

    Going back home,is always a pleasure, always good to see the people you haven't seen awhile. Always good to see the places you used to go, the memories that linger in your mind. It's good to go back home to your roots, ...read more

  • 17 of 19

    by TMMONROE

    My fondest thoughts are of going back to my childhood home. Those were the best times I have ever had. Yes, I lived in a small little town. We had relatives everywhere in our home town in the next town over etc.,etc.. Ev...read more

  • 18 of 19

    by Maria Andrews

    There's not a day of the week that I enjoy and appreciate more than Sundays. There are many reasons why Sunday brings contentment for me. It's a day that is completely free of "have to" or "must do". It's a day in which...read more

  • 19 of 19

    by Michelle Jose

    I had nothing to say to this place as I stood inside of Hollywood & Highland Mall, where you overlook to the exaggerated Hollywood sign on that hill I called home for all this while. I took a deep breath and got off the st...read more

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