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Response to "On Going Home"
Summary: Provides a response to Joan Didion's essay entitled "On Going Home."
According to Joan Didion's essay "On Going Home", continuing changes in life makes it almost impossible to remove memories of one's past. Especially when one has been away from a previous home, which that person was raised, then return to that same home a number of years later. In a home which family and friends shared memories of events, news, gossip and situations, whether it be bad or good. Old artifacts and various family heirlooms in the home that stimulates a memory of those old times when used. Surrounding areas of that old home are remembered just as well also. Being in a new home makes the old memories even more missed. These may be the strongest influences
in why memories are kept and remembered.
When someone is away from their original home, meaning a home that the certain person was raised and grew up at, there is...
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