I Don't Pray, I Move My Feet

[irishrosedkm]

I wish I could relax. I wish I knew how. People who have known me for years would call me laid back, cool-headed, accepting...but my mom is not wrong when she calls me tightly wound and high strung. I'm always going. Always looking for what is next, never satisfied with what I have now. I have a need, and emptiness that needs to be filled. A

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[frecklestars]

I move a lot too. I know that feeling of frenetic motion and where the hell is home and when am I going to be able to finally get there (and maybe even stay there). Maybe we are the type of people who can only find our homes in ourselves. *hugs*

[irishrosedkm]

That's a nice thought, home in ourselves. I should focus on that more.

[myrna_bird]

I love to travel but reading all those places just plain wore me out. :)
I wonder if you knew all the answers to all those questions, would it change anything for you? Sometimes, home is where the heart is.

[irishrosedkm]

I dunno. I think that's what I'm trying to find, where my heart is.

[noodledays]

you really made me feel for you with this. I hope you find much good luck and good times on your many journeys.

[irishrosedkm]

Thanks...love your icon!

[irishrosedkm]

Thank you :) It's actually a list that runs over and over in my head. Feels good to have it out.

[dslartoo]

I have to shake my head in wonder at this one. You are the very definition of a free spirit, I'd say. I can't imagine what it would be like to uproot yourself, to change your life and job and worldview at the drop of a hat like this. Though I do expect it's quite liberating.

Can't understand it, can't imagine it, but I can enjoy how well you expressed it. Wanderlust without limit, a life of constant change. Keep on moving your feet; I'm sure you will anyway, even without my exhortation.

cheers,
Phil

[irishrosedkm]

What nice sentiments, I was actually have a shit day at work and this was quite a nice comment to read once I got home.