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[amused2death]

In the middle of the night on Saturday, my first night back in Cincinnati, I woke up suddenly in my bed... and didn't know where I was. Why wasn't I on the couch in Portland? Why was the room hot, where were the dogs... why did it smell so familiar? I had become so attached to the city I visited that I didn't recognize my own room. How fucked up is

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[haunteddown]

because change is hard and scary

[agent_ritalyn]

someone said something once and i wish i could remember the exact quote but it was something like "change is what happens when fear or status quo becomes greater than fear of the unknows." if you can figure out what it is that's holding you back, let me know. Maybe i can gtfo of MI.

i'm right there with you.

[dimensha]

i feel this way about seattle, and i probably would feel the same way about portland if i were ever to visit. i may be living in cincinnati, but like you, my heart is in the pacific northwest. there's something so alluring about that part of the country that just calls to me (for as cheesy as it sounds) and i really can't explain it.

it just seems more peaceful, simpler somehow. i try to explain it to people why i feel this tug towards the NW but i never get it right. honestly, i think you're the only person who really understands what i mean when i'm talking about it.

so...ready to move? i'm going to take another shot in the summer of next year. i was gung-ho about seattle, but i might be convinced into portland. let's talk. :)