Home and the Surrounding Territory
By Blythe Ayne
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When you have two homes that you love, you’re always missing the other one. Reflections and photographs about home, the other home, and the travel and the people in each and in-between.
Poetry and images by poet, short story writer, novelist, and artist, Blythe Ayne, reflecting on the subject of having two homes in far flung location
Blythe Ayne
Dr. Blythe Ayne lives on ten acres of forest in Washington state, writing and caring for the flora and fauna. A psychotherapist in private practice for over 20 years, she now lectures and teaches on the subjects of self-fulfillment, meditation techniques, and healthy body, mind and soul. She also teaches creative writing and has been published in excess of a thousand fiction and nonfiction, online and print, venues under her name, pen names, and ghost writings. She has received numerous writing awards and grants, including the PEN Syndicated Fiction project, SFPA award, CCLM grants, National Endowment for the Arts grants, and others.
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Home and the Surrounding Territory - Blythe Ayne
Two Homes....
I’ve had the blessing, in my life, to have two places .I call home.
My first home, where I grew up, is the great plains prairie, close to Lincoln, Nebraska, in the very heart of the country, in the heart of the heartlands.
The home where I now live is ten acres of forest in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains in Washington state, near the lyrically beautiful city of Portland, Oregon.
The wonderful aspect of having two places to call home
is... one has two homes! Two locations offer their gifts of comfort and familiarity. In two places I find people I know and who know me in a long, historical, and meaningful way. Two places give up their gifts of nooks and crannies and charms only known by long time