No Place Like Home

So, I'm thrilled to be writing this post from my brand new MacBook Air!!!! I wanted to blog last night (got it yesterday afternoon), but like so many things technology-related, it took hours to get it all set up and working, and to transfer my old files to this computer.

However, I'm very happy to report that, because of my techie husband, it's now up and running! So I thought I'd take a little time to blog a Haiku this morning before work.

There is a lot I could say about this little poem - I wrote it this past weekend while I was in Orlando, traveling for work. The quick summary is that this was my first trip back South since leaving Atlanta on June 23, and boy--the emotion of it all bowled me over!

Admittedly, I am a super-sentimental person. People, places, things, smells, etc. etc. hold so much meaning to me, and are so closely tied to my heartstrings. So, flying into Atlanta and seeing it for the first time in over two months was almost more than I could bare. It's amazing how one place can hold so much memory and emotion! I knew it was going to feel super weird having a layover in my hometown, and it proved to be even harder than I imagined.

So, that's just a quick back story. I'm sure I'll be blogging more on that topic--but for now, here's a little ditty. Happy Monday, y'all!

No Place Like Home

Home--where the heart is?

So close, yet so far away.

Georgia, on my mind.