Athens
I was looking at the UGA website today and just in general looking around. it had a link to a map of Athens, our old town. so I decided to look and see if i could find our old house. the first map showed Oconee County, but when i zoomed in, all i could see was Mars Hill Rd. I recognize the name but I don't remember where it was in respect to our house. Dad doesn't live in Athens, but in another town about an hour away. i wonder what it will be like to be living in that area again. i haven't kept in touch with my old friends like jason has. i did at the start, but i was too young to really have the means or the drive to find ways so it kinda slipped slowly away.Schreiber is always telling us to try to get out away from this area if you can. that has always been my plan. i never really liked Kansas when we moved--it was a kind of rebelllion for me. if i didn't like the new place we were living in, then i wasn't completely rolling over for the whole thing. but now i don't have a choice of moving away from this town, i just have to. it's not that i wouldn't have anyway, it's just that now i won't have any ties back here when we move. and i won't ba able to spend my last summer before college with my friends. i'll be sucked into moving in right away. sure we have our friends there, but i don't really know them that well
since mom is in denver right now, that leaves me to be adopted for the week by any family that wants me. so i have at least three new moms--Vicki Jones, Tami Howland, and Nettie Gude. i'm sure i have more just looking out for me that i don't know about, but those are the main ones. when we move i've already been told by a couple of moms that they would love to have me if i wanted to stay a little extra time. theres a part of me that is the traveler and wants to get up and go right now, but no matter how much i deny it, i am a little attached to this place

