I miss my hometown, do you??
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
Indonesia
July 23, 2011 5:24am CST
no place as comfort as home... is that true??for me yes!
I live far from my family now.it's been two years lately, but I can't forget every smell of my hometown... the food, people, habit, attitude, culture, places and everything is different.I have good adaptation here and blend with native society here, but it taste different.I miss my home, my family, my old friend, etc.
remember song of Michael Buble...
[b]another summer day, has come and gone away...
in paris or rome, I wanna go home
may be surrounder by a million people I still feel all alone..
I wanna go home[/b]
do you ever miss your hometown when you're in distance?
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16 responses
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
24 Jul 11
hi,sql,it's mean you glad and choose your new life?why??
@thatgirl13 (7294)
• South Korea
23 Jul 11
yes there is no place like home. i do still live in my hometown with my family but I have some friends who have moved away. And they tell me no matter how much they adapt there, they still miss home and wanna come back. I think i'll feel terribly home sick if i move away so I don't think i'll be moving, actually I don't want to too!!
Which place are you now and how long will you be there? I hope you can go back to your hometown even if it's just for a short visit
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@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
24 Jul 11
sometime I wish I'd stay my hometown, but sometime we have to go out there for better future, now I feel like can't back the time
so far I just can visit my hometown once in year because my hometown and my work place now has very long distance, is about one and half day on road and cross the sea.it's different island dear, between Semarang city ( North Javanese ) and Palembang city ( South Sumatra ).it's like between USA and Greenland
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
28 Jul 11
hi indah,how lucky you!
you must be very glad living around your family, friend and memories since child till now?
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
26 Jul 11
freedom to decide what next.., where to go...., what to do..., with no intimidation
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
24 Jul 11
I want to....but I'm working and find my freedom here
NO, not cause man of course.since I was high school I always want to work out of town and now I get it
@pbbbsra (1214)
• Philippines
1 Aug 11
I love that song too... I listen to it when I miss home. I remember sending this to my parents with our old pictures, we cried while talking over the internet. I'm married now and I live far from home. Sometimes, we just miss being home... Wake up each morning, and know you are in your own place. With your parents. You go out and see your friends... The song just says everything about missing home... I've been missing home so much the past few days and finding your posts made me play this song again and again... I hope I can come home next year... I miss home...
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
2 Aug 11
I hope you're back to your home soon, dear
this August I have chance to cross the sea and have vacation with my family.I'm very excited and can't wait for that moment.
so for a moment finally I will stop for a while to listening Michael Buble song
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
2 Aug 11
I hope you're back to your home soon, dear
this August I have chance to cross the sea and have vacation with my family.I'm very excited and can't wait for that moment.
so for a moment finally I will stop for a while to listening Michael Buble song
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
2 Aug 11
I hope you're back to your home soon, dear
this August I have chance to cross the sea and have vacation with my family.I'm very excited and can't wait for that moment.
so for a moment finally I will stop for a while to listening Michael Buble song
@18saurab (89)
• India
23 Jul 11
yes it's true there is no place in the world like the home. i am also passing from same situation and I am also missing my home, city, people, their behavior, lifestyle and more important the way me and my friends used to visit the places of my city.
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@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
24 Jul 11
everyone miss their hometown,so you do
how often you visit your hometown?and when you're back do you still visit old place you used to visited?
@highflyingxangel (9225)
• United States
23 Jul 11
I do miss home. I live about two hours from home at this time. I live away from home because I'm working here. I wouldn't be able to find a job that pays as well as this one where I'm from so here I am. I would rather live at home because it's quite comfortable there. It's more relaxed and slow paced. I do miss it. However, at this time it's just not probable that I return.
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
24 Jul 11
wooow... lucky you!my home and my place to live now is take one and half day on road.at least you can visit your home once a week,right?
enjoy your job now and if you have good experience then you can get good job in your hometown
@greenline (14838)
• Canada
23 Jul 11
Oh yes, I miss my hometown very much, a very nice peaceful town. I had to leave because of my job. I am a career-minded person and have been searching for the line of work I was dreaming of. When I found it, I had to move to another city, far away from my hometown. But, I do go back during my vacation times, and refesh my thoughts.
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
24 Jul 11
we have the same reason,greenline.I move to other city caused of job.but finally I don't have good career here,and you, do you feel okay after moving and chase your dream?
@thaMARKER (2503)
• Philippines
23 Jul 11
ive been living far from my family since i was high school and that was more than a decade now. but i used to go and visit my family once in a while. its the only place i can go to if everythings falling apart and i needed to restart.
our house is at the farm side of the city and you really find peace there. very quite and relaxing..
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
24 Jul 11
hi thamarker,home is best place in every situation,right?
I can't believe you've been living far from family since high school, you must be very strong person!
how long it takes form your place and your hometown?
@frontvisions101 (16043)
• Philippines
23 Jul 11
I also miss my hometown, too, but unfortunately, I won't be going back there too soon. I need to work here in the metro so I'll be staying here for a long time. It'll be great when I went back there this winter, though. I just miss everybody there.
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
24 Jul 11
first time I come back to my hometown after moving is about one half year, and after that long time, it's feel surprising back to my hometown.everything has change and everyone has grow.I think you'll feel the same situation later
just keep your good communication with family and friend, it will make you feel better
@naija4real (1291)
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24 Jul 11
I still miss my hometown just like you. I am the type that left my hometown to work in another states. I sometimes fill homesick but I do get over this challenges by doing some exercises, listening to good music and watching television
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
26 Jul 11
where state do you go naija?how far it is fro your hometown?do you visit your hometown regularly??
listening music and hang out is helping us to heal our homesick, that's good job!
@RBBantiles (347)
• Philippines
24 Jul 11
I easily adapt to people and places. I miss friends and relatives but I don't miss the places I have lived and been to.
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
26 Jul 11
you don't miss your hometown?why??do you think your place now is so much better than your hometown?where do you live now?
share to me
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
27 Jul 11
wooooww... nice story to share!
do your member of family still stay on your hometown?
@RBBantiles (347)
• Philippines
26 Jul 11
I now live in Davao City in Mindanao, Friend Redvakaurvaki.
I still go to the villages where I was born and where I grew up, but they look physically different now because Davao City was still a young city then. Davao City is developing fast now, even booming, and I can see that the new developments are far better than what I grew in.
I still try to interact with friends, but few have remained in the villages of my roots. They have dispersed to the four winds, with their own families and careers. Besides, there are already gaps of experience, status, and interests. Some of those who have remained may be my contemporaries but have no strong bonds with me.
My work, professional career, and business brought me and my family to Metro Manila from 1986 to 2008. So the old landmarks in Davao City have disappeared, and, to my mind, for the better.
There is one though that I sorely miss: the old zoo in front of the Davao City Legislative Hall. There is none now.
Having said that, when I was still traveling a lot, I consciously steeled myself against attaching my place to a place or to a culture, because I knew it would only stir the pain of remembrance and sense of dissatisfaction later. I still maintain that. I try to remember, but without attachment.
@bouncybug (614)
• South Africa
23 Jul 11
I live very far away from my hometown now, and I must say that as much as I love my life here, I do miss home so much as well. I have just been back there now for a holiday, and it is truly lovely to be with your family and to spend time in an area that you know so so well. I think its a good thing though, to have a home that you love so much - it means that you know there is always a place that will welcome you back whenever it is that you choose to return to it.
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
24 Jul 11
that's true! I also love my life here, much more freedom than before,but still missing home very much.so you enjoy your holiday,bouncybug??do you spend your time hang out with your old friend too?
@cupcakes_n_starrs (305)
• United States
23 Jul 11
I was born in a beach town and even though I have no family there I still miss it! I am guessing the feeling I have is similar to yours. Whenever we get to visit there I have this strong yearning to never leave. I think it is because being born so close to the ocean and having such a connection with it gets rooed deep inside of you! Humans do have the basic need of water, were made of water, so I think when your born near water too you feel the need to be near it more often than others. I always feel really sad when we have to come back to our house. Maybe one day work will allow us to move back to my place of birth and I want have that yearning anymore.
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
24 Jul 11
I think it's such as great experience to live near beach.I can imagine it... play all time with sand, see the sunrise and sunset, swimming, surfing,etc.You had great moment, right??where was that place?I hope you can come back someday
@williamjisir (22819)
• China
25 Sep 12
I live and work far away from my hometown. It is a long distance. So I have to either take a train or a plane back to my hometown. I usually go back to my hometown twice a year, namely, during the summer vacation and the winter vacation. I don't have other time or chances to go back home except the long vacations. East, west, home is the best. I miss my hometown.
@anurag3786 (6267)
• India
23 Jul 11
Yes of course I am also missing my hometown. Because I am in another city for studying and my hometown is so far from here. I comes here before 10 8 years when I was only 17 years old. Because there was no any facility of higher education in my hometown. So I was helpless. And I come to another city for completing my education. But I always missed my hometown. Because that is my birth place.
@redvakaurvaki (4216)
• Indonesia
24 Jul 11
that's it!! sometime we have no choices but left our hometown,leave family, friend, memories and so on.8 years is not short moment and I think you've complete your education now?will you comeback to your hometown??do your family is still on your hometown or being with you move to other city?