I long for home, meaning heaven or back on a farm in Michigan. You could get away to work alone on the farm, be in a sort of solitary enjoyment and working the land God made. I love and miss that quiet that never happens in a big city suburb in the third most populated state in the US, Florida. If you live busy, fun, crowded beaches, theme parks, sun every day, beautiful tropical plants all over year round, this is the place to come. If you want to be alone and still and quiet, enjoying nature, you would have as much trouble ad I am. I love people, just not so many so close. Especially when driving.
However, God has helped me be internally at peace amidst this perpetual chaos. He has trained me to listen to Him and I can do that now even when it is busy, busy, busy. And this has been a great learning experience and I no longer want to shoot out people’s tires and I am much more calm when they take my parking spot. I am certain the peace of God has kept me out of jail, come to think of it. And, in all seriousness, I know it has made me a better person in every way. Yes, I still want heaven or a farm in thr middle of nowhere, but I will take peace inside as a beautiful way of life and a tool to still have peace in chaos.😄❤
Tonya LaLonde 
Yes, I miss my small hometown area (SE Ohio). Living around a large population can be trying. Not to mention, the cultural difference. I’ve been contemplating moving back to Appalachia in the near future. When I feel the chaos of city life I have found that saying, Yahweh and focusing my thoughts toward God helps. 🙏❤️
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Would love to move back but have to wait for God’s timing also. God does help, He is so good at that. Nice to know I am never alone in the struggle! Bless you, friend!😄❤
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