Sunday, May 07, 2006

The homeland

I've been spending the weekend in the homeland. For those whose don't know, think of rolling green hills, red hair everywhere, the Blarney stone, and a Bailey's coffee. I am in love with this country. It's interesting how, for once, I feel a sense of belonging in a place. It's a kind of belonging that runs deep, deep through the veins, through your toes, into the damp soil. Is this what it's like to have roots?

3 Comments:

Blogger Raelynn Ann said...

I hope I do not become a parched tree... i feel as if my roots span the entire world! I wonder where my fruit grows.....

9:07 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ah, lorsque tu rentres aux Etats-Unis, tu seras une tres belle "arbrette!" Tu auras des belles roses rouges sur la tete, des tulipes sur les bras, des lilas sur les jambes, et de jaunes dandelions sur les pieds et les mains qui se transformeront en boules de neige a la fin du printemps. Tu voleras autour du monde en etalant de la poudre de fee! Et pour le Noel, on te decorera pour les fetes de la saison!

1:16 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

You better come back to see us still. You can't stay in France forever, I may die if you do. Winter trips! You can come to Washington in the winter and go skiing with us. Or not...
I love you Eleanor! *tears*

9:45 PM  

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