Not in Kansas anymore
Hah! Couldn't resist. We have arrived back at Seabury after a long drive through a lot of fog. Zoya has welcomed me home, and tonight I will sleep in my own bed. I know we will have to deal with re-entry issues. It feels like we've been away for months. It was nice to be able to let go of some of my responsibility and anxiety while I was away. I am hoping to be able to carry some of that centeredness back into seminary life.

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There's no place like home ... There's no place like home ...
(Speaking of not being able to resist.)
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