Home...

[e_juliana]

and yet not.

I am home from a wonderful weekend in Minneapolis. I saw good and dear friends that I haven't seen in a year and a half, I laid some ghosts to rest, and I hugged and laughed and loved.

Now I'm in that liminal stage of home-and-yet-quite-not, the feeling I suffer every time I return from travel. This time, that feeling of dislocation is much stronger - I know there's a good portion of my heart still in MSP.

I'm still processing a lot of what happened and what was felt this weekend. I hope to talk about it soon. I will leave you with this - it was the best time I could ever have hoped for.

Comments

[redwright.livejournal.com]

I am still basking in the "feel good" aura that surrounded us all weekend long. What a wonderful visit!! And now I'm starting to think about when to come to San Fran!

Thanks for the card ... and every moment of fun and joy and laughter and and and....

I already miss you!

XOXO

[sowilo.livejournal.com]

I'm SO glad. I was a little worried that this would be painful for you, and I'm so happy that your wonderful MSP friends made it good for you.

[pix-kristin.livejournal.com]

Oh YAY! I'm so very glad that this was a positive experience for you.

Now I'm in that liminal stage of home-and-yet-quite-not, the feeling I suffer every time I return from travel. This time, that feeling of dislocation is much stronger - I know there's a good portion of my heart still in MSP.

I relate to this on such a deep level. When I came back to Cali last summer after being in Connecticut, I felt exactly the same way. I still call Connecticut "home" even though I've been here now for almost two years. (Wow. Two years. That's crazy.)

[fabby.livejournal.com]

I'm so glad you had a nice visit.

I am still in Minneapolis (leaving tomorrow) but haven't had much of a chance to explore. I'm staying near the Convention Center. Anything nearby that I must check out?