Hi friends, I hope you're having a great start to your week! I got an email not long ago from a follower who is moving to a new city and was sad to be leaving home, she wanted to know how I dealt with leaving my home where I grew up and moving across the states (actually most of you probably don't know that I moved with my family from Delaware to Idaho when I was in high-school:)). I won't go into as much detail here as I did for her, but since I'm wearing my Home T-shirt here, I thought it'd be perfect to share a bit about that!
Well, I should probably quit while I'm ahead, but before I go I just wanted to give you guys the link to where I got this shirt, because it's literally my favorite T-shirt ever! I've worn it more times than I can count, and I always find myself picking it over all my others.haha The home-t people are also incredibly accommodating and awesome to work with, so I hope you get over there and order a couple shirts of your own! I should also add that this post was NOT sponsored by Home T, and that this is my honest-to-goodness genuine opinion.haha
Thanks as always for stopping by, and don't miss tomorrow's post!
'Home' means different things to different people of course, but to me it's wherever my heart is , wherever my family is. The important relationships we come to know become home. I knew I would miss living by the coast when we left Delaware. I missed my friends. I missed the excess of green and all the wildlife everywhere, but I was so excited for the adventures ahead, and the contrast of moving out west to the desert! Not everyone can be so lucky, some people have to leave their homes because of work, or school, or are military families, and some people I know count the days till they'll be able to move back. The best tip I can give is to have an open mind, and keep yourself busy! Find the good if you can and live in the moment instead of holding onto the negative and letting life pass you by:)
Martin and I have big plans of traveling the world when we grow up *wink*, and we may go on extended vacations to exotic or rustic places around the world, but I think that Idaho will always be our home. Both of our parents live here, we met, courted, were married, and started our family here, martin's work is here, and we can hop down to Salt Lake City, or up to Boise for my work at any time, and I don't think we'll ever have a reason to leave!
wearing: sunglasses - tj maxx // cuff - c/o nickle and suede // necklace - c/o forever21 // idaho t-shirt - c/o the home t // leather pants - ross // sneakers - target
Thanks as always for stopping by, and don't miss tomorrow's post!
The outfit and your hair are fabulous!
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I agree, home is wherever your heart is! I've left pieces of my heart in Alabama, Pittsburgh and now Utah. Going back to any of these places feels right at home ❤️ Thanks for sharing your insight!
ReplyDeleteI totally feel you on this one! I'm from California and deeply in love with my home state. I actually wear a necklace in the shape of California around my neck. I totally see why you love this tee!
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We've had to move various times, not across country, but out of the area. My biggest help is not to wait for someone to make you feel welcome. I watch people at church and elsewhere, then invite people over to dinner. I make our family known while watching for others who feel a little unwelcome or nervous. Some of my favorite I met during these dinners were also newcomers.
ReplyDeleteIt helps to discover new things around the city if you've already made a friend. ;)
Your hair is absolutely gorgeous! I would love to buy one of those home t's, and I would definitely buy a Washington state one :D
ReplyDeleteI am with you, home is where ever my family may be
ReplyDeleteI love your shirt, and hair, and this post! Home is indeed where the heart is. :)
ReplyDeleteYou look so sweet and you have very similar way of thinking to mine! Great post!
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Love that t-shirt:)
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I'm so excited they have a Puerto Rico tee! That's my home and I miss it a lot.
ReplyDeleteLove this post and seriously, that hair!! How on earth do you keep it so long and gorgeous?!? XO! S
ReplyDeleteLady, your hair! It's just fantastic! How do you maintain the length like that? My hair is really fine and I can never get it to grow long and stay full. It always ends up looking stringy. Can I request a post about your hair care routine?!
ReplyDeleteThe shirt is nice, but your hair is better. :) Red hair on dark clothes looks even more brilliant than it usually does.
ReplyDeleteGreetz from hazelnutblonde German hair ;)
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Gah Your haiiiirrrr!!! Insanely beautiful! Do the babes not tug on it?! Mine is just at my lady bumps and my littlest one is constantly pulling on it, but I'm holding off oh doing something about it.
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Love the tshirt and your look! It is flawless!! :)
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I absolutely LOVE that shirt (for obvious reasons) XOXO!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to have stumbled upon your blog today! (Yay for giveaways and nap time) I am thrilled to find another local blogger. I too am from southern Idaho, Kimberly to be exact. :) I'm excited to click around and follow. I love that you blog about absolutely everything.
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Your hair is absolutely amazing! Came across your blog through Rachel The Hat (love Rachel's blog also) and so happy I found it! The tee/leather pants combo looks fab...I can never find a nice pair of leather pants and I am always on the hunt!
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I have the CA home T and I love it too!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that t-shirt! I'm from Idaho but now live in Seattle. I'm tempted to buy the blue Home shirt, but the grey looks so great on you...hmmm.
ReplyDeleteWhere is that bag from? 👜 I need it!! 😍
ReplyDeleteWhere is that bag from? 👜 I need it!!! 😍
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