Friday, September 16, 2016
September 16th
I never thought I would miss my small provincial town but coming home after two weeks of being away I never felt more at home. I started to wonder, however, why people move away from the busy city/campus life to the slow suburban areas. There isn't much going on, the streets, while grid-like making it hard to get lost, aren't practical for a fast commute and there seems to be no young adults, only students and old people. So what makes the "country" life a good life. Children and teens only have older adults to look up to when adults remember what it was like in college, not in high school. The middle, young adults of the crowd almost seem non essential when raising children.
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I really understand the homesick aspect. I'm from a tiny little boating town in Metro Detroit and I miss it so much. Its so quaint that I thought I wouldn't care about leaving it, but I really do. I miss the laid back atmosphere and the familiarity. Not necessarily all the people I left behind, but definitely my family. I'm going home for the first time this weekend and I'm so excited!
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