> However, I know a few people who still live where they were born (and no I don't mean the bassinet at the local hospital), they have lived there their whole lives, and they claim they could never live anywhere else. Those people I envy a little, because they seem to know where they belong. But I'm glad that my background has as much variety as Howard's does.


I only lived in my home town (Lübeck) for the first two years of my life, but it still feels like home to me when I'm there. Perhaps that's because my grandparents live there, and we often visited them when I was a kid, though we lived somewhere completely different.

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