9 Times in 15 Years!! Why Do We Move SO MUCH???

9 Times in 15 Years!! Why Do We Move SO MUCH??? We have moved a LOT! Today we share why.
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[@heidimisfeldt5685]

It's a free country. Move when you want, go where you want to go. Period. There, I said it. 😎

[@ethnocentricfun991]

it always amazes me how others complain of what you choose to do when they were not funding or providing one penny for you to do it

[@brigettetucker6599]

Out all of this i love how you all move to help family because it hard to find people do that .

[@Thrifty-Gal]

Thanks for sharing your story. It is no-one’s business and you move when you want to. People are too judgmental.

[@whippet3784]

We've moved 9 times in 26 years of marriage which averages about every 3 years (non-military). Nothing wrong with trying to better your lot in life.

[@classicrocklover5615]

Back in the 80s, my dad had a friend who would buy a ramshackle home, live in it for 2 years, fix it up and sell. My Dad literally died in the same house in which he was born. Dad laughed at his friend, not understanding how the friend was basically "flipping" the houses while avoiding taxes.

[@judithscharf6318]

We saw a house we really liked. We went into the backyard and the fire station siren went off. The fire station backed up to that house. The highway noise was bad, too. We didn’t buy that house. Two blocks away there was another house. We listened for noise from the highway and the fire house was not noticeable. We are here since 1986. The condo before was a good location, too. We were warned not to get a condo near where the garbage was collected, and were advised which areas had better parking.

[@primrozie]

I'm in the same house I bought in 1982! I never had a desire to move.

[@kellieowen6952]

After years of watching your show I took the plunge, got rid of the house and am living on the road with my husband in our custom semi truck. Home is where you park it and we are working on paying off debt to grow rich!

[@LivingOnADime]

That's great!

[@johnfourteensix4910]

I really get the noise thing, I’m very sensitive to it as well. Because of this, I’ve always been the kind of neighbor I’d like to have but unfortunately others don’t do the same 😌. We’re also in too close for comfort suburbia with daily landscapers, leaf blowers, etc. If neighbors talk in their yard, they may as well be standing in my kitchen. Hoping we can buy some land soon. When all the rent and mortgage assistance goes away next month, there will be a flood of available homes, so sell now even if you rent something for awhile.

[@aneweratas3932]

I want to.let you know how much I love you and your mom's life stories ❤ and we value that advice and wisdom! You do whatever moves you need to do...a lot of us have done the same thing. ❤

[@mkhuntstreasure3192]

Good luck with your move. Move as often as you like, it’s no one else’s business.

[@deborahpelletier4573]

I'm sure you know that God has a plan for you with each move. Take care and God bless.

[@eileenkillen1481]

I have moved 10 times too!! Hopefully I'll staying put now. Love how your so close to your extended family. X

[@TexasGirl1633]

I love moving....all represents new starts! I live in Wichita, Kansas now since retiring because my family is here. Not offended that you dislike it😂 I understand!

[@LivingOnADime]

LOL only people in Wichita can "get" Wichita. :-)

[@--AllGoNoQuit--]

I'm with you, I always loved moving too, because it was a new chapter and new scenery! The packing was never fun, but it caused me to toss out a lot, but boy did I like the changes a new place offered! 🤗

[@dixiesilverjojo1]

Just found your channel. It feels like listening to close friends/family share experiences. Love these type of videos and can’t wait to see more! Sending love from California 🤍

[@bonitajordan6825]

What an interesting odyssey you two have had in your married life. I love your positive attitude and how you learn lessons that you incorporate into your decision making process going forward. Home is where the heart is. Tara and Mike I think you should tell us how to streamline the moving process dealing with your possessions and minimizing the expense factor.

[@nicolew101]

We have lived in the same house for 18 years and we have accumulated so much stuff that when I do move again it will be a big purge. So the plus is when you move a lot you probably keep your stuff minimized.

[@dothethings4145]

You don't have to justify yourself to anyone. My husband and I have moved 20 times at least since we've been married. Part for military, part for jobs, part out of necessity (thank you, hurricane Katrina), and part due to family situations. Like you, we've moved less as we got older, but right now we are looking at becoming ex-pats when we retire and are exploring our options. 😊

[@maireahernofs6682]

I don't mind moving at all. I want to move now to a ranch style house from the colonial we live in now. The stairs are getting to me, having to haul the laundry up and down two flights of stairs from the basement. However, my hubby won't budge. I also want to get out of the suburbs and move back out to the rural areas, I miss country living! Unfortunately I married a city boy who thinks that the burbs ARE country living lol. I am praying for you to find a home in WY 🙏 Pray for me that my husband relents and agrees to move.

[@semicountryliving3095]

I am in the same boat. Semi-country has turned into suburbia for us. He wants to stay, I want more rural. Let's pray for each other!! Pray that our husbands relents so that we can have some quiet-tude. We should become pen pals!!!

[@sheshedshed1530]

I feel you guys and I will definitely be praying for you guys to find a nice quiet home without noise.

[@semicountryliving3095]

I'm praying for you guys that this will be your forever home and not going into the mindset that you're going to have to move again. Moving doesn't get any easier as you get older. Perhaps when you've found your dream/forever home you can tell us what to look for as far as making sure that your beautiful area doesn't turn into some sort of development. xoxo

[@kareecase6410]

Super cute and beautiful wedding photo! Love it!! Blessings on your move!

[@patriciasweet9102]

I went to nine schools in 12 years.. It was for my fathers work or health or layoffs. Great education for me. Most of the time I was ahead of the new school. Learned a lot about our great country and some beautiful country.

[@Lee-fb4oj]

Never knew that paralysis was a chance you took for a root canal procedure

[@ccordless]

I was wondering the same thing

[@Lee-fb4oj]

@@happycook6737 I guess the paralysis was a result of a stroke and I pray that it was temporary-very shocking

[@Lucky-xs1nk]

Root canals are absolutely horrible and can wreak major havoc on our bodies. You're way better off to have the tooth pulled. Of course, dentists will never tell you this because they make huge amounts of money on root canals.

[@sherrymdsrn]

@@Lucky-xs1nk If you pull the tooth you have to get a bridge to replace the tooth or an implant both are more expensive . i need to chew root canal monday

[@Lucky-xs1nk]

@@sherrymdsrn no you don't. You can have a space, and contrary to the scare tactic the dentist uses, the other teeth do not move

[@brightstarr57]

Sorry you had to go through all that! Hope you find another place that fits you perfectly...❤

[@gordonbone3689]

I was US army for thirty years... almost every 3-4 years... pack up again! The kids had on great experience in learning how to adapt and also seeing various and meeting new friends.

[@AC-qi9wo]

Washington state, is a beautiful state, but my gosh this state, is so expensive to live our house was 83,000 and now it's worth 550,000 it's ridiculous and that was 24 year's ago.

[@patriciabritton5917]

WE have moved a lot too. We were military for 10 years and we moved more after he was out of the military . It just seems like people always shame those who move a lot or think people are crazy if they do. Well we do not regret any of our moves as God has been with us and there was a purpose for all our moves and we are glad we got to see all those places. We have lived in AZ SD WY Ks PA back to Az. Plus we lived in more than one place in those states like you guys. So I get it.

[@sheryldougherty282]

I’m a person who doesn’t like change. But in 2005 my life changed. My husband died, my last 2 semesters of college and a 15 year old son. My daughter was already out of state. Never paid a bill, didn’t grocery shop alone. At 18 my son graduated and moved out to live with my daughter and mother in law who was dying. Her wish was for time with them. That winter in So Colorado was the coldest in years. I couldn’t afford heat so my house went in heated. I since learned to take care of myself. I moved into the house with my son to help him out. That is my moving 2 miles from where I grew up. I did live outside of Denver for 1 yr. and was told not to go anywhere. A prisoner in my home until my husband came home and he would take me into Denver a couple of times a week.

[@susans9491]

Moving is no picnic, but it is and should be up to the individual. We moved from a crappy 3bedroom 2bath ranch in WA state to what we hoped would be our last house in rural northern VT. Beautiful pre Civil war house with a huge barn on 20 acres with 2 ponds, meadows and woods. Then the largest dairy farm in the state moved to a location a few miles away. The entire quality of life has changed here now with constant trucking of feed, milk and manure. We may very well have to sell the house we poured heart and soul into forth fifteen years. In short, I can relate

[@kathybullmer8884]

Thank you for being you all!! You all do what you want or need to do!!

[@nette0423]

God will find you your forever home.....in his time! He knows your heart and you both have a big heart. Thank you for sharing real life issues. I really love how you tell it really like it is. No sugar coating anything. Sharing the good, the bad and the ugly of the real world. I don't see why you have to explain why you move to anyone.

[@dailyoccasions9539]

Hi! Love your family the cook book and your channel!! I have moved 20 times in 30 years and that was all within 40 miles radius. Free to do what we want as adults. I love change O think it’s fun!! Enjoy the journey

[@tinadoyle7026]

We've been together 36 years & we have moved 19 times. Been here for 6 years longest stay. This is our little pink house.

[@daisyy99]

Trying to better yourselves is a good idea. Moving for your health is reasonable. Places where you are familiar or have relatives is a good move where you have jobs within your training and education. All of these experiences gave you two the practical info for how you advise and help people now. God had plans for you both, and Mom.

[@opchick0597]

That's why we live rural. All I hear is a few cows mooing.

[@BlessedBlended]

Love your hair Tara. It looks like a sophisticated ombre!

[@gloriapeel6887]

You are enjoying life the way you want! Be happy! Don’t let others tell you what to do!

[@DarcieGlam]

We moved a lot as kids. My mom always said the people who could stay in one place could build wealth. Moving and starting over is expensive.

[@eileenkillen1481]

By the way, I admire you love for your family. X

[@tomvarnadoe9270]

Good to see you guys you inspire us 👍. Ty 🙏🙏🙏

[@opchick0597]

People move when they usually have too. Sometimes it's economic, sometimes for family reasons, sometimes it's a call from the Lord, and sometimes it's just because you want too.

[@tinamariebutton3962]

Naw you move when you need too. Amen your lucky

[@brendakrause5639]

I have fibromyalgia also. I am very sensitive to noises and light. Totally understand.

[@bobchevallier8456]

My daughter has the same issues with her thyroid problems

[@blueroseramblings]

We had to move so many times because of work, from rental to rental, that I was glad to put down roots. Thing is the kids grew up, and moved away, coming and going too. Now we want to move to our "forever" home, after 18 years. City life is too much and country life is not enough, lol! Have listened to almost all your video's especial your mom. Downsizing, living on SS only, etc.. I will be most interested in this upcoming series. Hugs of love

[@bethanyg153]

I love to move. I get stagnant. I love joining a new church and meeting new people. Ahh the freshness of it!!! I’m itching to move now!!!

[@glennahuntley2710]

I can hardly wait for the new series on your channel. ALL of your videos are so great. 😁

[@meripederson8379]

I always had a wanderlust all my life. After military life I went home to the state I grew up in. Moved several times, became homeless after losing my job so I moved to my car and that was in my 50's, got stable housing, moved 2 more times and actually been in one place for 10 years now but would like to move. No money to now. Some folks like to move around, others like to stay in one place.

[@sylviajones4907]

God takes us on amazing journeys! Loved your story.

[@kathar2255]

Missed your Livestream again, but sooner than all previous ones, so progress, yay!! I love your glasses Tawra! Praying you find your next home in God's timing. I'm praying about where I am to move, can't afford the high rent any longer as I had to retire.

[@CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom]

Thank you for sharing your story. I know God will lead you to your new dream home.

[@sheriplemons3719]

Can't wait to get my cookbook!!

[@wendythomas4930]

Do what you want! People change! Go for that dream home!😃

[@schampie99]

Omg! I grew up in Round Rock, TX and then lived in CO for 5 years. How funny! Been following you guys since about 2008.

[@ibislife]

Totally agree with you! The last place we were living in was a townhouse, half an hour from the capital. Nice house, I bought it as a smelly dump, fixed it up, but, neighbours.. they were complaining all the time. Parking, my teenage son repairing his dirtbike, my dogs, my hedges, complaining about noices from my house. I had it after 8 years, sold with a nice profit, and built my own homestead in the woods. Dogs run free in the garden, I got a cat, because we have a mouseyear.. 😅 The boys can fix bikes and cars at every hour. I have got comments too about my moves, but it was on the property ladder, to build equity. One friend said as we were moving, I give you 2 years! Well, in Januar we have been living here for two years, not going anywhere. And like you, why do they care? The boys and I did the whole move in a snowstorm, I havent asked any of my friends or family to help with anything. 👍 Next fall my workplace will move... I am struggeling in what to do...😕

[@bobchevallier8456]

Dont move. Get another job. Can your kids work part time and help with groceries? Get a boarder?

[@kmeadows6533]

You are right about small towns and noise. People think it's quiet in the country..its not...

[@fatbaldguy3271]

I recommend you drive all around possible homes, check county offices for whats nearby. No railroad tracks, no dumps, no clampetts next door, no used car lot, no junk yard, etc... is what to look for. PS: Minimum of 10 acres if you dont want neighbors next to you. Our last place was 20.11 acres but neighbors land was 50 ft behind our house. They had 65 acres and decided to put a trail right on property line so they could ride 4 wheelers around their property. People are stupid abd inconsiderate so make sure your house is in the middle of property and not on edge of property. It might be woods now but you never know what will come in next to you. We looked at one that was 15 acres but the house was 30 feet off road and 20 feet from neighbors property, No thanks. We also share a driveway with neighbor (NEVER AGAIN). Make sure you check for any easements on the new place.

[@JNoMooreNumbers]

I feel stupid not going where a voice said go where I really wanted to go. I thought I was fine in Michigan. Now stuck with you know who and a mortgage and really wanted to go south instead of fleeing areas going bad.

[@carmendoyle9786]

U both have had hard and u are good ppl ! Hope all dream come true in 2021

[@alicejaehne8107]

Hi I have been watching your channel and live it, just wanted to say it’s none of anyone’s business if you moved 1000 time. I’m excited for you with your next move. I will be praying you find your next dream house. God is with you. 😊❤️

[@eddieflowers7939]

Thank you for sharing! Your moves remind me of what a lot of Pastors deal with when congregations are ready for a change. Wish you well on your next journey....I know you know this, but truly this world is not our home and we are just passing through, so enjoy the journey and the lessons you learn. Continue to be a blessing. Heaven is just in sight! Gale Flowers

[@fatbaldguy3271]

Dont worry about what people think about your moves. Its your life and whats best for your family. I was military and moved over a dozen times (their choice) , retired then moved 6 times (my choice) and i didnt care who thought anything about it. I moved to help my mom, jobs, and just because. My last two houses have been in the woods, no neighbors thats to close and gates to keep out. All i can say is to help yalk is, As long as your happy is all that matters.

[@kittyvermillion5621]

Thank you for sharing your moving stories. I find it helpful to hear of what you learned through each move. Looking forward to hearing more about selling your current place and the next move. My prayer is for you to find what you are looking for to settle in and rest a while. Though the outcome is positive, frequent moves take a lot out of the family...I have learned this from my own story with the biggest hit being on the kids. God bless your journey!

[@karenlouise9691]

Try Upste NY, it is beautiful and full of history. Parts of CT are rural and beautiful, also there are many rural parts of NJ. There is a lot of space in upstate NY, the weather is cold in the Winter and bearable in the Summer. It might be something you would be interested.

[@tpphotogifts]

Multi moves work if you are organized and can box quickly. Support. .

[@kerryboothe4811]

Move To Blue Ridge Ga, or Blairsville, Ga. Y'all will Love it. Cool enough for your breathing, and Health problems.

[@decdavey6470]

No one should live with noise. Our city has a noise ordinance.

[@Mindyhartwick]

I would love to downsize (I’m single, 50, and living in a 1582 square foot house) but if I want to stay near my family there is just very little inventory and what is available is crazy high in price. I have a lot of equity but that doesn’t do me any good if I have to pay a high price for a smaller house. I had thought about selling and moving to a cheaper area but then my daughter got pregnant with my grandson, so leaving was an option I took off the table. I hardly ever got to see my grandparents when I was growing and I want to be a regular part of his life.

[@martid]

Between divorced parents at a young age (back and forth) and a step-father who was career military, I moved a LOT in my childhood. I spent several years overseas in Germany as a result and loved it. As an adult, I lived in a lot of apartments and as rent always goes up, there were a lot of moves there too. I am finally in a small town and like you said, never a dull moment, but I like it here and don't see myself returning to a big city any time soon. You're right, moving is a hassle, but it's not as big of a deal as people would make out. Once you've done it a few times, it gets easier. I'm happy to be where I'm at and to set down roots, but like you, if I have to move again, I know I can do so. God bless on your house hunt. :-)

[@lins918]

If you've moved too much I guess I have since January 2013. Moved January 2013 May 2013 June 2014 May 2015 May 2016 March 2017. Now I want to move again as soon as I can find something with reasonable rent. Tired of having to fight landlady to get things repaired. And I hate the physical task of moving. But landlady is driving me nuts!!! I'd like to have a functional apartment that I don't to fight somebody to have a working functional apartment. She says "I wish you people would pay for your own repairs so I can have all the rent money as profit." What the .....? It's your property dear not mine. Lady I'm not paying for a new furnace for you. I'll put up with it going out every 6 months and you pay for the stupid part. You should replace the furnace like they've suggested. So tired of everything breaking all the time and having to listen to griping about what it costs her. So I'm looking for new housing. We all should live somewhere that we find pleasant. So move when it's best suited for you.

[@amariedavidson1]

Moving frequently does show that someone is flexible and adaptable in my opinion. Benefit if there’s financial gain 😀

[@rhondaowens837]

Helps prevent clutter!

[@jeannet7443]

Yes it does!

[@passionateherbs8183]

I have moved 30 times in 45 years, by myself with 2 kids most of those years.

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

Award winning record. 🚚🚐🚛🚚🚛🚐🚚🚛🚚🚛🚚🚛🚚🚛🚐🚚🚛🚐🚚🚐🚌 Moving for the most partsounds like a nightmare to me.

[@passionateherbs8183]

@@heidimisfeldt5685 I hate it every time! I will be moving again in the next 4-6 years when I retire. Praying it will be the last time. I am exhausted already!

[@dailyoccasions9539]

I moved 20 times in 30 years! I love change and the journey. We gotta do what we gotta do! Good on them and good on you

[@denenesurbaugh1553]

Y'all, this is to hilarious!! Also, i watched the other 1 about the sold car and it wrecked. We got don't that way by hubby's friends son. He wrecked a car we sold him but never switched title over. It'd been a year, i had a paper that each payment, he signed, we signed. And the final pif.. we both signed. That's what saved us over 10,000 dollars in a bad wreck the guy had and was his fault.

[@kmeadows6533]

If noise is an issue(it is for me too) the acreage needs lots of trees to buffer sounds of tractors, people hunting or practicing their shooting, and the teens that like to share their music from ten miles away. The hardest part for us is all the gunfire from hunters.

[@marge3157]

In the first 4 years we were married we moved 6 times. Once we moved back to the family ranch in Central Oregon and basically took over we have been here 20 years. I (accidently) burned our house down in 2000. Made moving back down here easy.

[@mppar3104]

Who says you have to stay in one place ? We’ve had 6 different homes in 20 yrs but we’ve lived in 4 different apartments during that time also ( this is all in the same city ) we wanted to see what it was like living in various parts of the city ( rural areas & more in the city ). Moving can be a fun adventure sometimes ! I love how transparent y’all are . Love you both! Y’all are such a sweet couple ! Cant wait to see what God has in store for you next !!!!!! Keep the videos coming ! Love & prayers for y’all from TN ❤️

[@GrannyDi276]

Love your stories! Lord Jesus bless you & yours...Old Grandma👵❤

[@danielnoriz2067]

No judgement from me. We moved 7 times in 3.5 years. You have to do what is best for you and your family.

[@tobenrn]

1st of all it's NONE OF THEIR BUSINESS!!! You should not feel like you have to explain your decisions. 2) could you do a series of episodes about moving, what to look for, packing, renting a truck or hiring movers etc. My husband and I are about 3 years away from retirement and want to move out of New York. Thanks so much for sharing of yourselves 💕

[@kathyhanson7337]

Omg!! I lived in Round Rock & worked at K-Bob's on I-35. 1991 - 1997.

[@deltadawn6868]

I just love your channel and love your stories. I am 52 years old and have probably lived in over 50 places throughout my life (parents not in the military either) I started out in Cedar Rapids Iowa and at the age of five my parents moved us to Dallas Texas we stayed there for a few months and from there went to Houston where we moved at least 30 times when I turned 14 I went to live with my birth father in Boulder Colorado for a brief time then he was transferred to Rockford Illinois, then Elkhart Illinois. In the meantime my mom and stepdad Moved back to Wisconsin so for a brief moment I went up there to live with them where they moved at least another 10 times. I joined the Army when I was 17 so I did some extensive traveling and lived in many places and I’m finally proud to say that I’ve lived in the same house now for 20 years in North Carolina it’s on 1 acre of wooded land and I absolutely love it and I never plan on moving again!!!

[@melisiayoung2925]

Since 2018 I am preparing for my 3rd move...looking to go for it come April-ish (get to cross several mountain passes so planning around snow season). still trying to find my 'home'. I get it. 🥰

[@lynnpierce7642]

You need to live in a rural area that has only two houses on one road . You need at least five acres where your house sets back two miles in from the street and your only neighbor is at the end of your street.

[@joterry7928]

Love the way you say Washington = Warshington! 😂❤

[@southcountysue3811]

Consider moving to Missouri. Maybe Lees Summit

[@lr9152]

I've moved about 30 times in 30 years for all different reasons. I'd like to move again right now! 😁

[@bobchevallier8456]

Sensitive kids have a hard time moving constantly. Introverts go deeper into seclusion. Makes them insecure and dont vocalize the pain they go through. Extroverts roll with the punches and some love it. Each family has introverts and extroverts. A lot of moves are detrimental to certain kids. That's why people are concerned after kids start screwel. Before kids, it's fun and a learning experience.

[@jantrewitt4058]

I say do what you want and the heck if someone doesn't like it!! Good luck in finding just the RIGHT place!!

[@cathyjohnston240]

We moved a lot in the early years of our marriage for a variety of reasons. We’ve lived in our current home for almost 30 years. (We just celebrated our 46th anniversary.) BTW, we live waaaay out in the country- I hate noise too!! 😁

[@jeannet7443]

Is climate a consideration in your desire to move to Wyoming? Or is your main concern the desire to have more property?

[@calliefromcanada5898]

Sad that you feel the need to explain...moving is a personal and expensive challenge but is also affected by seasons in one's life. Wishing your family only the best...and please consider yourselves adventurers!

[@janeyd.6228]

Tell them your not a tree. Its exciting to move. I love moving believe me in one year I moved over 15 times. So have fun. You can always buy a place so you can let the kids share the land, and they can built near you.

[@connieosburn6886]

Well when youbin Miltary you ain't got to many choices, my husband's a retired vet now . But we moved to help take care of my mother inlaw. But hey all is well go and come where you like in life !

[@MomOnAWalk]

My husband bought our house in June 2007 and then the housing market crashed in 2008. Our house value was cut in half in one year. We are finally to a point where we MIGHT be able to get what we owe on it. That being said, did you ever deal with not being able to move due to the housing marking changing so drastically or being underwater with your mortgage? We've been trying to move for like 10 years.... our house was built in 1900. No one wants older houses. Ugh.

[@tpphotogifts]

Have you tried Golden Colorado or Colorado springs? Are you parents that involve and include the kids in your processes?? Ty

[@LivingOnADime]

Yes and no. They do no influence our decision but we do ask for their input.

[@margaretbedwell58]

It amazes me that people would be rude enough to criticize your number of moves. How dare they. I don't have the noise issues but I could not tolerate barking dogs constantly either. And now that school is being done at home our new neighbors son I think must be trying to become a basketball star....that constant bouncing is a bit grating I do get a break when he goes in for school, meals etc. And he really doesn't have anyone to play with. But you had real reasons and needs to move. You have worked hard to be where you are today and if you want your forever home to be in another place you have the right to do exactly that. And all that being said you still are considering your Mom and your immediate family. I hope you find just the perfect place for all of you. Best of luck in your search. Have a Blessed day.

[@rochellethundercloud346]

Sometimes,as much as moving sucks,you have to,for advancement,better healthcare,etc.hubby and i moved 4 years ago from one apartment to a totally.different complex in another area.we had to,our old apartment building was a complete and utter disaster.black mold,cut heat in chicago winters,no advance warning,lousy plumbing,renting to the dregs of sketchy,etc.it was a mess.bedbugs,roaches,both type,liquor bottles,beer in stairwells,used needles,crack pipes,etc.elevator often was nonfunctional,

[@kerryboothe4811]

In the mountains of Georgia you can buy a house away from others. Find you one with a big running creek and a fireplace, away from everyone and live my dream for me.