At Home in Homer, Alaska: A Great Place to Visit (and a Better Place to Live)

On November 25, 2010   /   Alaska, United States   /   5 Comments
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  1. Marie
    1:04 pm on November 25, 2010

    If you had to be laid up after an accident, Homer certainly sounds like the best place to do it. Many of those things you mention are exactly why we live in NZ as well, right down to being able to walk round in your wellies. I’m so glad you’ve got all the support there and are able to heal surrounded by love. Your friends outside of Homer are pulling for you too!
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  2. Lance
    5:12 am on November 27, 2010

    Rachel,
    Homer…and it’s first four letters…”Home”…mmm…what a wonderful way of living. And it is, because of that feeling of home in a place – this place.

    And as I read about your accident, it draws me to my own kids – and how precious they are (…just as each of yours are, as well). Life is precious.

    And that reminds me even more deeply what my purpose is here (here in this life I’m living).

    May everyone in your home continue to heal, and be surrounded by love…
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