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Especially poignant to me as a Military Brat and Veteran. By the time I started attending school
I realized that "home" was wherever I was standing at any given moment. I never felt that I actually belonged no matter how many or few friends I might make. It was all too ephemeral and I had no say in the matter. 1LT Sandy Annala Col Rebecca Lorraine Maj Kim Patterson LCDR Rabbah Rona Matlow COL Mikel J. Burroughs
I realized that "home" was wherever I was standing at any given moment. I never felt that I actually belonged no matter how many or few friends I might make. It was all too ephemeral and I had no say in the matter. 1LT Sandy Annala Col Rebecca Lorraine Maj Kim Patterson LCDR Rabbah Rona Matlow COL Mikel J. Burroughs
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I grew up in a foreign service family and never had a home. I never developed string friendships because it was always going to be a goodbye and never see them again. It's a challenge growing up, but I've lived and experienced some thing that never would have been possible otherwise!
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