I love my family, and I also miss them very much. You see I joined the military about five years ago, and left my family back in Georgia. I try to go visit them as much as I can, but it's hard to do because it's so expensive to fly across the country. I come from a family of four including me, my brother, my mom, and my dad. My brother's name is Joey, and he is six years older than me. Him and I have always had a pretty close relationship at least when we were younger. He is currently in the Air Force,and is stationed in North Carolina. My mom moved to Florida when i was about 19 to take care of her dad. He was really sick and didn't make too much longer after that. My dad is still in Georgia, and has a new wife. They had my new little sister about five years ago. I haven't really got to see her very much, but i am going home for Christmas to spend time with her. So i guess it's safe to say that we are pretty spread out now, but we still try to keep in touch over the phone.
Now i am living with my girlfriend in camarillo, and most of her family lives here. I have pretty much become a part of her family. I guess that family doesn't really mean blood relatives, but more on the lines of who you care about and who cares about you. I love her family, and consider myself a part of it. So yea family dosen't have to be blood, but just people who love and care about you.
It sucks you can't visit your family as often as you'd like but I agree with your family isn't always blood family it can sometimes just be those you really care for.
ReplyDeleteIn my opinion doesnt matter the distance when there is love between you and your family. also you can call them or contact them through the social networks as facebook or twitter. also its really nice that you get along with your girlfriend's family and they love you as much as you love them.
ReplyDeletemy family is split up also man. I know how you feel. my family right now is my friends and cousins.
ReplyDeletefamily doesn't always have to be blood, good point! I have "brothers" who aren't blood related but still consider my family
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