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There was a phase of my life where I felt a nomadic existence would be ideal. Later I went through another phase in which I imagined finding the perfect place
by scandox 6y ago
There was a phase of my life where I felt a nomadic existence would be ideal.
Later I went through another phase in which I imagined finding the perfect place and establishing an amazing existence there in an environment uniquely suited to my temperament.
In the current (perhaps final?) phase I realized that everything I want to do and which is important to me is connected with the place I happen to be.
- elwell 6y ago"godliness with contentment is great gain"
- crimsonalucard1 6y ago>I realized that everything I want to do and which is important to me is connected with the place I happen to be. The grass is greener on the other side for me. I always feel someplace else is better than here.
- PaulDavisThe1st 6y agoI've often said to people "There's no such thing as paradise. Everywhere has its issues and problems. What matters is whether you care about those problems or not." When I lived in Seattle in the 1990s, I cared about the problems I saw/knew about in the PNW. When I lived in Philadelphia for 22 years, I really didn't care about the problems. Seattle felt like paradise. Philadelphia just felt like a place to live.