I know this feeling, having moved from the US to Austria, where I lived for 3 years, and moved back, basically selling everything I had twice. There's a shift

I know this feeling, having moved from the US to Austria, where I lived for 3 years, and moved back, basically selling everything I had twice. There's a shift in perspective with possessions. I'm less attached to anything, but at the same time, I appreciate the nice things I own more. And there's definitely a lot more, stronger opinions, on what I want, and what should be a part of my "home". A bunch of opinions have sharpened unpredictably. Like, I hate grass. I don't want something I have to build an irrigation system to maintain. I like owning a single family home, but I don't want it do be this 'castle' where I'm totally isolated from my neighborhood. I hate big garage doors in front. The front of the house is for the doorway and a porch. The car has its place to the side. Had I not had to rebuild from scratch a couple of times, not sure I'd be this focused.