My house in the woods.
At twenty-six, I have lived in only five places. Each of these places have helped me discover little pieces of myself and develop into the woman I am today. My parent's house raised me and helped to establish morals, values, and work ethic. Not to mention is was and always will be filled with unconditional love and acceptance. For years it was my safe haven, and it still is at times. I lived in a tiny dorm room and on-campus apartments in college, which taught me how to live with and accept differences in others, self-discipline, and how to make the most out of a situation. These little huts also helped me to find lifelong friendships and realize that adulthood is inevitable, but you can still appreciate the kid inside you. Next came the adorable little apartment over the movie store. This was actually a converted old hotel, and it sat in the middle of the historic downtown of a small town. In this place, I learned a lot about where my b...