I love my house and my yard. I have great neighbors. I’m really comfortable where I am, why does the thought of moving appeal to me?
Because moving means change and change might mean less stress for Howard. Either he can cartoon full time or maybe he took a less stressful job. In this case moving would be the symptom of the desired change.
Because I’m too comfortable. Comfort doesn’t promote growth.
Because I’d like to try something different. Change for the sake of change I guess.
Because if I move I might be able to get a new house that already has the things which this house lacks without having to wait for them.
Because the last time we had the house almost paid off and spent $10,000 fixing it up, we moved. Seems like time.
All of these reasons for moving to appeal have a counter balancing reason for me to NOT want to move. It is because the reasons against moving are so solid and weighty that I needed to examine the small peice of my brain that actually wants to move.
Just poking around inside my brain to see what is there.
STOP POKING THAT!
Just poking around inside my brain to see what is there.
STOP POKING THAT! It’s making you make funny faces.
–Howard “writing from the next computer over in our shared office” Tayler