Home is where the heart is

[captpackrat]

This seems like a kind of nifty meme...

In 31-1/2 years, I've only lived in 5 places.

September 1973 - Summer 1977, my grandparent's house on Cinchona St. in Vista, CA

Fall 1977- Spring 1986, in a tiny appartment with my mother and stepfather on 7th St. in Long Beach, CA.

Summer 1986 - Spring 1987, with my grandfather in a spacious duplex on Snowhaven Ct. on the northern most edge of Merced, CA.

Summer 1987 - Summer 1988, with my grandfather in an appartment in a large complex on Clark Ave. in Long Beach, CA, about a 5 minute walk from school.

Fall 1988 - Spring 1991, with my grandfather in an appartment on San Anseline Ave. in Long Beach, CA, about a 5 minute walk away from Los Altos Center.

Summer 1991 - Present, back to my grandparent's house on Cinchona St. in Vista, CA.

22 years (70%) of my life spent with my grandparents, 17 years (55%) spent on Cinchona St.

Comments

[bubbycat.livejournal.com]

Do it snow in Snowhaven? I kid hehe. at first I thought it said ca so I was asking do it snow but then as I was typing that question I saw it was CT :) hehe. Ps how far is that from Honeybadger's rl burrow? I remember one year on the burrow list they uploaded a picture of the snow that was on the outside of their window at home.

[captpackrat.livejournal.com]

Snowhaven Ct. was in Merced, a small town in the middle of California's San Joaquin Valley. Snow is extremely rare in the Valley, although it's commonplace in the Sierra Nevada to the east. Merced is the Gateway to Yosemite. Which also gets lots of snow.

Honeybadger lives in Connecticut, which is a long ways away from California.