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trixtahAnd, yes, I know it's odd, because I'm here.
You know how it is with a friend you love and feel passionately about, and whom you miss every day, but whom you hardly write to or call because doing so is painful because you miss her/him more? I feel like that with my own country. It's going to be very very hard going back on Sunday. Partly because of some not-that-dire situations I'll have to deal with when I get back, but mainly because I'll miss this place so much.
Oh well, it's good that I get as much time here as I do these days. It isn't like when I was living in England, and I could only make it back for one week in 5 years.
You know how it is with a friend you love and feel passionately about, and whom you miss every day, but whom you hardly write to or call because doing so is painful because you miss her/him more? I feel like that with my own country. It's going to be very very hard going back on Sunday. Partly because of some not-that-dire situations I'll have to deal with when I get back, but mainly because I'll miss this place so much.
Oh well, it's good that I get as much time here as I do these days. It isn't like when I was living in England, and I could only make it back for one week in 5 years.
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Date: 2007-07-05 10:05 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2007-07-06 12:20 pm (UTC)Although, while I was living in Wellington, I had very little interest in visiting Auckland - it wasn't that acute. I think the only things I missed while I was there was hot pools (thermal pools, but you get them in plenty of other places) and kauri trees (which I'll post pix of at some point - Wellington is too far south for them to grow). I think I'd feel more homesick-in-the-same-country if I had to live in the South Island, though - the climate is quite different, and so are the trees.