trains
"The town"
a "saloon"
and even cowboys (KS, not TX)
We got back to the hotel exhausted. I found myself staring off into space when Dan said, "Alicia, you look sad." You guys, I just starting bawling. I cried for a while, too, because I had just had an amazing 2 weeks, and I didn't want to say good-bye to so many people I care about. It doesn't lessen the fact that I enjoy living in San Diego, but sometimes I want those people who are special to me (and spread out everywhere) to live a little closer. I feel blessed to have people in my life that I miss when they aren't around.
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We are blessed to have you in our lives too, my friend. I love you
Totally know the feeling! When we get home from that kind of trip Joel and I always talk about how we feel like we have 2 separate lives - our life in RI and our family/friends around the globe. It's weird.
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