I have yes. I moved exactly 1 town over, and my whole life changed.
Hopefully it won't change all that much for you. I went from redneck farm town to upper class yuppie town. SO who knows. Might go better for you. Good luck with it.
"You can do whatever you want to me." "Oh, so I can crate you and hide you in the warehouse at the end of Raiders?" "So funny, kiss me funny boy!" / *Sprays mace* " I know, I know, bad for the ozone"
Know the feeling well. I actually can't remember how many schools I attended as a child. Moving is pretty rough on kids, and I empathise with how you feel.
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Yeah, when I was 9, my family moved from NY to CA. Everything went downhill from there, for about 7 or 8 years. I dunno, it must be the liberal upbringing that kids in this state get that caused me to find nothing but so-called friends with no values and who would turn on me if the winds of popularity shifted in another direction. You're a lot older than I was, so you're probably strong enough to deal with whatever happens. I lived in emotional darkness until i found my spirituality and my purpose in life. Everything happens for a reason though, and I think that if I had stayed in the boring town I lived in, I would've grown up a spineless follower like most teenagers, getting into drugs and sex and all that. If i hadn't moved, i wouldn't have gone through the trials that have made me the strong person I am today. So don't feel too bad, cuz you'll probably look back on the move someday and it will make more sense as to why it happened (at least I hope).
Your ancestors may have evolved from monkeys, but mine did not.
Well, that sucks, I don't really recall any experiences like that.
I decend from grace in arms of undertow...
[QUOTE=Magrus]I think you and I would end up in the hospital trying to drink together... Oh its a shame you live so far away man. We could have so much fun! Well... maybe. We might end up in jail after we get out of the hospital.[/QUOTE]
Well that sucks. I have been moving every 2 to 3 years since i was born.I love it and love moving, so i was very happy each time we moved.
For what is it to die but to stand naked in the wind and to melt into the sun? - Khalil Gibran
"We shall fight on the beaches. We shall fight on the landing grounds. We shall fight in the fields, and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills. We shall never surrender!" - Winston Churchill
before, i lived in the city. now we have moved over 10km outside of the city(or should i call it town ) and it sucks. i know no one out here, so i have to take the train into "town" each time i want to hang out with my friends
i always loved moving(except the last time), and i've moved a lot. i've moved 7 times(and i'm 16....) but 3 of them is in the same city/town....
I once had a little teaparty, this afternoon at three, twas was very small, three guests in all; I, myself, and me. myself ate up the sandwhiches, while i drank up the tea. twas also i that ate the pie,and passed the cake to me
Hey, what can I say? I'm a rollin' stone. (what's that song say about a rolling stone gathers no moss) But anyway, I moved when I was 4. From Trumbull,CT to Sharon, NH, back in 1989. That's like a 2 and a half hour drive up the interstate. THAT was a doozie. Anyway I spent the next 15 years or so there, in Sharon. I moved to CA and HI with an ex boyfriend of mine for about a year or so back around 2003. 'Twas really cool. Then we broke up and I came back to NH. Last September (04) I moved from Sharon to Harrisville/Dublin about 15-20 miles away. It's been a bit rough, but good for me. I am moving very soon, again. At the end of June. I still ldo not know exactally where, but around here somewhere. I'll stay around at friend's houses, or in a tent, until my mom settles in a house...
Moving is hard in a lot of ways, ya gotta find a new way to survive. But for me, I appreciate blending in with society and learning new things about how people live in different parts of the country. Good luck to anyone else that's moving.
