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[jmasterflash]

As I walked home from the bus on Monday night, I was hit with a wave of homesickness. Not for the apartment in California, not for my current apartment, but for the house I grew up in-the one my parents sold 2 years ago. On nights like Monday, I would have walked in the door after work and been hit with 2 of my favorite smells: logs crackling in

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[divachickie]

Awww, now you've made ME all nostalgic for my childhood home. I know exactly what you're talking about -- the smell of the logs burning in the fireplace. That's defiitely a distinct smell from Minnesota childhoods. I totally relate.

It's funny how to come to appreciate all the little things so much later in life.

{{{hugs}}}

[jmasterflash]

HUGS back atcha. :-)
Things are just taking some adjusting, change always does, right?

[milagro75]

I think it's ok to be nostalgic about the past, but it's also important to be happy about new tranditions. Thanks for sharing sweetie. *hugs*

[jmasterflash]

Thanks, Cherie :-)
*HUGS* Back atcha

[shimmergirl]

Even if you're not going to take part in the same things, those memories are so strong that it will always be a part of you.

We all go through phases in our life and you're moving to a new one. As scary as it can be, it's also full of excitement. I bet you'll have one of the best holiday seasons ever because of the things you'll be doing for the first time.

Oh I just want to squeeze you!!! *hughughug*

[jmasterflash]

*HUGS*
Thank you, Cathie.
You're too sweet!