After two years, it is beginning to feel that way.
I love the miles of trails we hike.
I love the water and the wildlife.
I love the architecture and beauty everywhere I look.
But most of all, I love that we are an easy drive for the people we love to come see us, both from our life on the plains and our life on the island.
Because when it all comes down, it really is all about the people who make up the scenery of our lives. The ones we love and the ones who have loved us back.
Home, in its many locations, many forms.
Our home in each other's hearts.
gorgeous place and amazing pictures!!!!
ReplyDeleteI will have to go for a walk there soon before we get our annual 100+ temperatures.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a nice time with your visitors.
what a beautiful post about home. what a beautiful place to call home.
ReplyDeleteI've always considered home to be anywhere where I am loved.
ReplyDeleteI have to say ... that first shot is amazing!
Gorgeous! I'm coming to visit. Will you take me on a walk by the water?
ReplyDeleteIt is a wonderful city with much to enjoy. Nice photos. Great family outing!
ReplyDeleteIt took me a while to call this city home as well...as it's over 1,100 miles south from where I grew up. I'm at home now! =)
Well stated. I agree. "It really is all about the people who make up the scenery of our lives. The ones we love and the ones who have loved us back."
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful pictures and words to companion them...just lovely.
ReplyDeleteGlad to know you're home!
Those are great pictures. Moving to a new city is so hard. I'm glad that you are feeling at home in your new area. I have been following your blog for awhile and I have nominated you for a blog award. Go over to my blog at I Luv Fireflys and retrieve it. I am grateful for your stories.
ReplyDeleteI guess home really is where the heart is.
ReplyDeletethis is such a beautiful post. and since I just sent a few days at my moms and can not wait for my bub to walk through the door (been away on business) -- I definitely agree with you!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading your thoughts and seeing the beautiful and happy images you shared.
ReplyDeleteWhen we moved to my husband's hometown, I was not impressed at first. But, I've always said, it's not where you're at but who you're with that matters (more eloquently said at times).
Roban
Beautiful pictures Julie.
ReplyDeleteYou are soooo right, 'Our home is in each other's heart'.
Hugs
Peggy
The pig tails on your youngest daughter are so sweet!
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, home is where we make it!
Wow, beautiful pictures girl!
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