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The Panoramic Intersection of God, Family & The Open Road: Part 2- 2015.

Posted on January 20, 2015 by Melissa Otterbein

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Continued from The Panoramic Intersection of God, Family & The Open Road: Part 1-2014 The hardest part about travel is leaving. I procrastinate packing, flip through pictures, smell the room and the people in it, and tightly hug my loved … Continue reading →

Posted in Goodbyes, Home, Travel Tagged family, God, home, the open road

Home (Bitter)Sweet Home: Musings on Finding and Losing My Way

Posted on May 2, 2014 by Melissa Otterbein

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The words must have slipped out of my mouth so nonchalantly that I didn’t even catch them. “Alright, I’m heading back home,” I told my mom and gave her a big hug after spending the weekend at my parents’ house, … Continue reading →

Posted in Baltimore, Home, Uncategorized Tagged Baltimore, finding your way home, home, home sweet home, what is home?

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