Hi Keith, Kim,
Family of origin, place of origin, it's deep, was what I meant. Somewhere
out of our thinking brain. It's an issue, someway or another, as your
thoughtful replies imply. Some people search around until they find their
real home, and whew! That's satisfaction.
I'm a Southron. Back during The War thousands of verses were
written to our national anthem, Dixie; one of them went,
"I thank God every sparklin' morn
That he saw fit to have me born
in Dixie."
I've always felt that way, and feel sad for anyone who doesn't
feel that way about their natal land.
And if one is truly fortunate, as their youth ends and they are
reborn as an adult, they'll find their heart's homeland, as John Denver
described when he wrote,
"He was born in the summer
of his twenty-second year,
coming home to a place
he'd never been before.
He left yesterday behind him,
you might say he was born again,
you might say he found
the key to every door."
Walt
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