Coming home. It always takes me so long to get back to life here in The 'Kan. I have a stubborn physical geography that furiously hangs on to where I was before I boarded the plane that last day; I would love to come home and bounce right into things but it just never works out that way. I do know that once I'm ready to see people in the evening, I am getting very close. So despite all indications, I horsewhipped myself into going to the Spokane Valley last night to have a steak and see friends. A false positive, to be sure. I always have behemoth unpacking to do and this time is no exception; what am I going to do with all this stuff? I have had the requisite comfort food: tomato soup and cheese sandwich and at least 4 bowls of cereal. Still, I'm not ready to be back. But I am soooo glad to be home. Even at the hand of the unforgiving jet lag.
JBelle
Bellemaison
The 'Kan EWA
5 comments:
Welcome home to our cold winter wonderland. I am eager to read about your journey.
((((JBelle)))) welcome home friend.... love the photo and look forward to hearing all about your travels..... glad ya made it safely home :)...
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Now, dems mountains. Nice photo. Welcome back, Cheech. I look forward to your travelogue.
So good to have you back. Love the photo and now I have a hankering for a cheese sandwich (grilled, of course).
Welcome back to the deep freeze! Glad you enjoyed your trips.. I'm still waiting to hear more about both...
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