so i turned myself to face me but i've never caught a glimpse

[the__seeker]

So i am thinking of moving back to Sydney at the end of the year. It's been six months here, and still doesn't feel like home. When i finish work and come home at the end of each day, i still feel like someone trying to make it in a faroff place they have traveled to for residence. Each day. Will that be supplanted in the coming six months? I don't

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[the__seeker]

St James, moving to Carlisle at the end of the week.

[snikinnub]

Perth's still cool though :(

[the__seeker]

It is pretty okay.

[hollowecstacy]

You are moving too fast for me to come see the places where you were :(

[the__seeker]

Heisenberg, baby.

[winterfield]

I hope you will consider staying where you are. I know it sounds weird, but as a person who's moved away from home, moved back, moved away, and moved back, and then moved away permanently, that you should give the new place a shot. While home is tempting and seems awesome, sometimes a fresh start - no matter how difficult it seems - really is better. It gives your character time to evolve and change.

I really missed home for awhile when I moved here, but after going back, it felt... different and changed and like I couldn't find that niche again, where I was comfortable. After spending a couple of years here, I don't really want to leave and it seems more like home than home does... friends and family and familiar areas are nice, but sometimes what you make your own is nicer.

[misz_k]

Stick it out for the warmer weather dude.

Or teach me to stencil if you have the time :)

[the__seeker]

Apart from work i have nothing but time, i just don't travel a whole lot. Garden shed at the new place is good. Maybe i should start classes.

[misz_k]

I would have a friend interested, there's a market out

[the__seeker]

$20 per person per workshop, covers materials except own pane of glass, guaranteed complete stencil in first workshop or your money back. Bookings essential.