I am not actually adverse to finding a new home and certainly I have no problem calling the SF Bay region home, I lived here from '90 to '00 quite happily. I settle fairly easily into any place that can reasonably replicate a cave, but nothing has felt like home for awhile.
This comes up today because I have returned to the Bay area after fifty days in the Mt. Shasta/Weed/Lake Shastina environs of north-central California. I am not back in the Berkeley apartment yet, the slow pace of remodeling there still crawls forward. So I am in the City staying with yet another seemingly willing friend, I surmise I remain an entertaining interlude in the spare room.
In the next few days I will visit the apartment and assess the likelihood of re-occupancy in the relatively near future or thereabouts. But the search for 'home' continues.
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“ I long, as does every human being, to be at home wherever I find myself.” Maya Angelou
“Home is where you hang your head.” Groucho Marx
Home is where you can find friends and loved ones, where you can be comfortable alone as well as with company, and any place in which you have a purpose for being. Thus, via the internet, you're always home, Uncle Tim! (Moving around that much still sucks though).
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