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Home is where we are!


People like us move around. That is nice but can have drawbacks. One is that no easy answer can be given to the question 'where are you from?'.
The bottom-line is that we're from everywhere and nowhere.
Home is very much the place we're at. Right now home is the UK. During this summer home will be Italy.

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allotmentbore said…
The Uk people do miss you though as you fit in so well here too.
24 July 2008 at 14:08
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