but you can’t take the country out of the girl.

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I grew up in the country. And spent most of my time trying to figure out how to get out of the country. I wanted to be anywhere but there in the country.
And now, after spending years living in various cities and suburbs, from one end of the United States to the other, I love heading back to the country. There is something about this scene that brings a peace to my heart. A familiarity. And though this is nowhere near where I grew up, it feels the same. And I find this ~ you can spend most of your life running away only to find when you get far enough away that you actually liked it over there. That it is a part of you that in no way can be denied.

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Here. There. Trying to find focus somewhere in between.
xo
A
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4 comments
gorgeous!
I can relate to this, genuinely!! At times, it’s difficult to truly love & accept that where we are is where we are meant to be. To appreciate the everyday – grasp it with both hands firmly and say “YeS! I love my life!!” … Love your thoughtfulness, expression, and honesty. Great pics too!!!!
Well said!
i’m a city girl dying to get a house in the country with chickens and goats. and yet then i’d probably be dying to have to drive so far to starbucks
it’s all about balance and blooming where you are. thanks for the reminder!