Building A Home: How A Year Of Travel Has Challenged And Changed My Concept Of Home

One time, while we was still vital in San Diego, we took a outing out to Joshua Tree National Park in a Mojave Desert. My crony and we had rented a bungalow there for a weekend. we had been walking adult a dusty, unpaved highway that led toward our small residence outward of city (a singular paved travel consisting of a few preservation and antique shops, some restaurants and a gas station). Each weather-beaten residence we upheld had looked like a waste island in a immeasurable sea of sand, rocks and Joshua trees—strange, irritated creatures that would fit ideally in a Dr. Seuss book (Dr. Seuss had also spent time in Joshua Tree). The jackrabbits and foxes simply outnumbered a neighborhood’s human population.

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