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Yet while in Brooklyn, for the first time in his life, Harris felt homesick — homesick for Satya Yuga.
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I felt utterly homesick for someone I barely even knew.
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They are homesick for the old town on the water.
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By the end of June, Kajsa Fernström Nåtby was homesick.
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Kim Kelly is feeling homesick for the backwoods on Twitter.
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Elisabeth was homesick, so they soon went back to Germany.
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"Oh, I miss those days," he said, sounding suddenly homesick.
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Her response, thinking he was merely homesick, was: Buck up.
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Homesick, Mr. Kwon watched North Korean propaganda on the internet.
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Homesick for Jim Crow, for poll taxes and segregated slums?
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Eventually, I found myself unmoored, homesick in my own space.
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Fritz won particular acclaim for "Homesick: My Own Story" (1982).
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On busy nights, the restaurant is full of homesick internationals.
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"I get homesick very fast when I'm abroad," he said.
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A soap that reminds me of home when I'm feeling homesick.
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It made Amelie feel a little homesick, but the moment passed.
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It's as though the city has suddenly become homesick for itself.
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Homesick, he found solace in his love for a Turkish researcher.
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I was too insecure and too homesick to be really strong.
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In a weird way, I'm cooking for homesick Southerners like myself.
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True to its title, "Our Homesick Songs" is filled with music.
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He sent it to me in case I ever get homesick.
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You can find out more about them on the Homesick website.
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Others have gone to college, only to leave after feeling homesick.
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He's still homesick and misses his restaurant back in Aleppo sorely.
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" The most cited Dylan lyric, he said, came from "Subterranean Homesick Blues.
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I knew I'd be homesick and miss my Friday ritual with her.
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Kourtney may be homesick, but she's got bucket-list things to do.
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They make him homesick, he says, for a place he's never been.
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Even Alexei confides in Philip that he too is homesick for Russia.
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How did you film the famous opening sequence for "Subterranean Homesick Blues"?
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Omar is feeling better, but the family is homesick, missing their relatives.
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We tried a few Homesick candles, and we enjoyed the different scents.
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Kendall is homesick because she's spending so much time in New York.
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Last Christmas, she became homesick, retreated to a pantry, and started crying.
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In "Homesick for Another World" there is retching in nearly every story.
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Homesick candle Scents can take us back to a particular time and place.
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CES has left me dehydrated, homesick, fatigued, and generally burnt to a crisp.
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I know he must be homesick, but he makes the best of it.
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It began with Mr Ma's homesick search for a pint of Chinese lager.
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The flight attendants passed out headsets, and I slid one on, suddenly homesick.
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I get a bit homesick on the road and then I'm not thinking.
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But soon Ms. Trump became homesick and wanted to go back to Germany.
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Homesick blends memoir and fiction, and that's not the only line it blurs.
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The song started as an idea by Henri when he was homesick in Michigan.
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Despite the terrible weather there, I still get homesick and miss them very much.
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This is International Mom Advice , a hub for natural healers and homesick kids alike.
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Most of all though big sis and baby bro are homesick for home cooking.
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Couriers have grown rich transporting salsas and fresh cheese to homesick natives up north.
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In Homesick, as with Eileen, Moshfegh has produced a book that abuses its paradigm.
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He's very much enjoyed his stay in Scotland, but even miniature horses get homesick.
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Ms. Wigfield moved to Los Angeles for Ms. Kaling's show, and she was homesick.
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In Brazil, it became an anthem for every homesick arrival to the big city.
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The demolition theme continues in nearby Dukes Lane with Hrair Sarkissian's installation, Homesick (2014).
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"You Left And Now I'm Homesick," says one yellow requiem over blue-gray clapboard.
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This is International Mom Advice, a hub for natural healers and homesick kids alike.
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But I get homesick anyhow — for my wife, for our dogs, for my friends.
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The landscapes make me homesick in ways few things besides my actual family can.
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I think if I didn't get homesick, I wouldn't have thought back to it.
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It's Thanksgiving, when I am always most homesick for beloved elders no longer here.
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She'd be homesick at first, maybe, but they'd go on trips to urban parks.
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"The last two weeks it just got really hard I was homesick," he said.
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That meant I couldn't visit family and friends, and I got homesick quite often.
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Homesick Scented Candle, available at Amazon, $27.27Whether it's the college town they just left or the state they grew up in, a Homesick candle is a sweet and sentimental way to bring a little piece of their old home to their new one.
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Hits like "9 to 5," and "Tennessee Homesick Blues" have each appeared in hit films.
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When he can do "Subterranean Homesick Blues" front to back you know you've bossed parenthood.
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Spears is smoking and feeling homesick while Timberlake tries to comfort her with some nostalgia.
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A company called Homesick Candles creates custom scents to remind you of your home state.
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"Heaven is my home, but I'm not homesick," he said almost every time we talked.
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They get stressed and homesick; they have conflicts with friends and family; they fail exams.
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"I was little and homesick and lonely," she told an interviewer about her family's move.
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I didn't feel homesick per say, but my heart went out to the people there.
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Homesick for Chile, she wrote to remember, until each flower appeared in front of her.
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His father went from being a stranger to his caregiver, and Mr. Mejia was homesick.
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When she is too homesick — and too high — she throws the puzzle on the floor.
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From the beginning, the woman, who, like her husband didn't speak English, was left alone, homesick.
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He's a homesick overachiever, quick to prove his virtue, and often feels alienated as a result.
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They'd return to San Francisco's Mission District to visit my grandmother when Mamá would get homesick.
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Homesick inhabitants could wear gloves engineered to smell of rain, or of loved ones left behind.
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If you're at a new school, chances are they're feeling a little upset or homesick too.
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"It makes me homesick, but it's better than not having any news at all," he said.
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"Homesick for Another World" continues that exploration but with a wider range, over a larger landscape.
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They found manual or domestic work but were homesick and had a feeling of being trapped.
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I was horribly homesick first thing in the morning, often waking up with a stomach ache.
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Chances are you'll never feel too homesick, seeing as most of the festival-goers are from Paris.
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He spearheaded the creation of BuzzFeed's "Tasty: The Cookbook," home decor product line Homesick Candles and more.
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Perhaps feeling a little homesick, or going through grease withdrawals, I'm pining for a slice of pizza.
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It's not the same anymore—the bones are there—but I'm homesick at home all the time.
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He was miserably homesick, and would wander into Central Park just to talk township slang to himself.
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He said that he was feeling a little homesick after being on the road for so long.
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So when we find ourselves feeling homesick, in a story about the passage of time, it works.
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I moved to New York City in 2003 to study photography but then became homesick for dirt.
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Somebody suggests "homesick," and a picture shows a sad-faced house with a thermometer in its mouth.
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Still wake homesick with no home to ill towards, listening for what English does to my blood.
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"Even though I was just a kid and on vacation, it made me so homesick," she said.
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I moved out to Los Angeles at 9, and when I got homesick, I would watch anime.
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While many kids become desperately homesick in the strict, disciplinary environments fostered by military schools, Trump thrived.
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I was in L.A. with another writer friend, and he said, 'Are you homesick yet for New York?
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Episode 6 The Hand does want to go back to K'un-Lun, but it's not because they're homesick.
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A star European PhD from a leading American school may have a homesick spouse or an ailing parent.
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I think it took a while for me to become homesick for these flavors that my mom makes.
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For Trump, the elevation may provide a homesick New Yorker a reminder of his old aerie in Manhattan.
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"As a new arrival, I was homesick but struck by something new: the sense of optimism," he said.
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Both experiences left her frustrated by coaches, and the time in Puerto Rico left her homesick and exhausted.
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But sometimes, you can't make it home for the holidays and you end up feeling a bit homesick.
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Homesick Candles are made with soy wax for a clean burn that lasts for 60 to 80 hours.
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Homesick Candle When scents are associated with near-and-dear memories, a lingering smell can be so comforting.
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Like a flavorful, aromatic beacon, the menu attracts homesick Israelis and other Middle Easterners from across the city.
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How to Survive Feeling Homesick Moving out on my own was exciting and scary at the same time.
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Now, what do you make of the Homesick Texan's recipe for a jalapeño cheese-dog mac and cheese?
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When the sunlight turned golden in the Dillon sky, it was enough to make a Texan expat homesick.
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I was very homesick for my culture and was able to see it from a bird's-eye view.
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On Thanksgiving Day, wandering around Iran, I became rather dramatically homesick, and desperate to hear my parents' voices.
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But he was all set to go and he said he was homesick and he hadn't even left yet.
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Love, Roy PS: When I first started calling you Georgia, it was because I could tell you were homesick.
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In the Kickstarter video, she sang a tribute to Bob Dylan's 'Subterranean Homesick Blues' while holding up title cards.
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Years earlier, when her sister started college, Amy sent her a note every week so she wouldn't get homesick.
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I've been feeling quite homesick recently and I want to be closer to my mom and sister and dad.
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Do you have any mementos you saved from "Dont Look Back" — any of the cards from "Subterranean Homesick Blues"?
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A Homesick candle When scents are associated with near-and-dear memories, a lingering smell can be so comforting.
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Now, she is so homesick for Quebec that she set her computer, car and iPhone language settings to French.
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She wasn't a cook then, but she started because she was a wife and a young mother and homesick.
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Aside from being homesick, Ripa revealed the one thing she definitely anticipates Lola struggling with during her first semester.
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Alberta surprisingly has an small but incredible footwork scene, with artists like HomeSick, Sven K, and parties like Percolate.
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There is a good deal of humor in "Homesick for Another World," and the chipper tone can be unnerving.
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Still, homesick Turks dream of real salep, which is something like a cross between hot chocolate and rice pudding.
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They might, in other words, stop seeing themselves as homesick earthlings and begin to feel like stimulated, satisfied spacelings.
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" On her students at said college: "Loathsome little bitches who are homesick and have rumps like a kitchen stove.
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It got to a point where if I didn't return to Vietnam every couple of months, I'd become homesick.
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He credits her support with helping him make it through this experience, especially in the beginning when he was homesick.
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He was in Manchester, the city of grey skies and perpetual rain and was probably homesick for good Thai food.
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Priyanka Chopra was feeling homesick this Holi, so Jimmy Fallon decided to bring the Hindu festival of colors to her.
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Homesick is filled with spidery-faced women and deadly fruits, against the backdrop of games arcades and meals at Friendly's.
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I've spent tons of hours in other comics' hotel rooms hanging out, watching movies, talking, writing, and just being homesick.
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But I can't help but wonder if he's homesick, the way I was when I left New York for Denver.
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After collecting 8 points in three games, a homesick Hand returned to Edinburgh to finish the season with the Racers.
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Beal says that one of the most important lessons that homesick students should learn is that they can always return.
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After Englishman Ed Gibson relocated to Austin, he felt homesick for classic, British cider and decided to make his own.
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As I would discover, along with accounts of diamonds and glamour there were letters from homesick children and concerned parents.
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In fairness, he was basically invisible in England before being flipped to TFC for the homesick Jermain Defoe in 2015.
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Locations of this fast food giant are all over the place, making it a somewhat familiar refuge for homesick American tourists.
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"That's the movie I put on when I am homesick, although England is not my home," she went on to reveal.
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Having spent the first 20 years of my life desperate to leave, I was now desperately homesick and intent on returning.
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Alternatively, if you happen to be from Sicily and you're particularly homesick, I can make them for you myself at home.
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Staying in Haifa was the safe option, but Afnan was homesick after not seeing her mother and brothers for nine months.
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Discontented kids leaving kept Orange City conservative; homesick adults returning brought a combination of perspective and allegiance that kept it alive.
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Related, on Motherboard: Virtual Reality Could Provide Healthy Escape for Homesick Astronauts Crytek's The Climb could be something special, for instance.
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"So homesick," the caption began, with a photo of the Aquaman actor smiling in the back of a U-Haul van.
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In 1883, José Rizal, the future hero and martyr of the Philippine Revolution, was a homesick medical student abroad in Madrid.
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But six months later, jobless and homesick, he returned, telling friends he would rather die in Veracruz than live in Tijuana.
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Then I ran across a new book by Lisa Fain, who writes the ''Homesick Texan'' blog in New York City: ''Queso!
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Near the plant wall, we found a collection of Instagram famous Homesick candles, designed to smell like particular locations and states.
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"You hear a lot of stuff about how homesick the overseas American soldier is for the good old USA," he said.
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Some of it is being homesick, some of it is slang and some things just make much more sense in Spanish.
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Richard: Fall Out Boy's From Under the Cork Tree, Taking Back Sunday's Tell All Your Friends, A Day to Remember's Homesick.
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Both missed home cooking and thought an app that delivered home-cooked meals would appeal to students and others who were homesick.
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So, if you're feeling a little homesick this Thanksgiving because you weren't able to attend your family's gathering, we've got you covered.
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Elodie is homesick for most of the episode and she tells Tabitha and Moe she wants to visit her girlfriend back home.
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It's a modern evolution of oral tradition, however unconventional, that has spread across the world to wherever a homesick Taiwanese might be.
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Gone, too, are the ones where homesick college freshmen bounded through the door, young marriages began and a child first tasted peas.
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It's also reassuring to read a range of emotions, she said, whether parents miss their children terribly or worry because they're homesick.
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Dunkin&apos Donuts and the candle brand Homesick have collaborated to launch a limited-edition line that smells like your favorite breakfast.
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How can administrators discern a troubled adolescent's legitimate request from that of a homesick student who would really, really like a kitten?
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Books of The Times There are a lot of bad teeth in "Homesick for Another World," Ottessa Moshfegh's first book of stories.
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The refugees, exiles, fugitives, or the merely stranded, confused, lost, or even, often, merely homesick—they suffer nausea, loss of appetite, agoraphobia.
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If you're homesick for the States, add some amlou, almond-argan butter, to that jam—it's a near dead ringer for peanut butter.
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She married again to another fighter, but two years into her stay, she was pregnant, homesick and worn down by her daily reality.
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After the show, Dua Lipa will take part in an encore performance of "Homesick," airing on Xfinity On Demand immediately following the awards.
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If you're worried about your best bud being homesick, know that if they can hear your voice, they most likely know it's you.
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Homesick for Another World abuses its chosen genre, just as Moshfegh intended, but in the way that Dr. Frankenstein abused his raw materials.
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In 1991, the overseas edition of People's Daily published a poem that was ostensibly an ode to China from a homesick student abroad.
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When I started boarding school, I cooked up as many reasons for visiting home as you would expect from a ferociously homesick teenager.
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Indulge in Nest Fragrance's pumpkin chai candle, Anthropologie's maple leaves with actual leaves in it, or a pumpkin patch-inspired candle from Homesick.
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"There's a wonderful quote talking about ethnic restaurants as living rooms of the homesick, and it really is true," Mendelson Forman tells me.
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He is proud of talking Anne Tyler out of labeling her breakthrough book, "Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant" (1982), a volume of stories.
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Winter break came so early in December that it made no sense to go home for Thanksgiving, no matter how homesick I was.
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A veteran of several space missions and a study in survivor's guilt, he has returned to earth to sing some interplanetary homesick blues.
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He deploys his booming voice as a weapon, especially on the outstanding "Homesick," where he pivots quickly from burly to lovelorn and back.
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Nostalgia is only heightened when you're homesick, which might explain my preoccupation with the minutia of Australian life of the 1970s and '19703s.
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Nearly a century ago, homesick Italian immigrants flocked to small theaters in Little Italy for operatic renditions of medieval tales by such puppets.
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So when I started noticing the puzzles popping up more and more in my daily life, at first I thought I was homesick.
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This is food as balm for the homesick, speaking directly to the Thai immigrants who live in the neighborhood — though all are welcome.
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Linda began most of her notes by telling me how crazy and hilarious my life at home was; then she'd tell me about sailboats capsizing on the lake, taking ticks off campers with blown-out matches, girls getting their periods for the first time, convinced they were diseased or dying, campers who got so homesick their parents had to come get them. Homesick?
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To say he was often homesick is an understatement (though, he was allowed to return home to Pennsylvania to attend senior prom in 2016).
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Yet it's the doc's quick frame of some party girls outside of country bar Whiskey Dix or wherever that makes me a little homesick.
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Homesick for Another World is a compendium of 14 compulsive little tales, each powered by the sense of distance implied in the book's title.
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Each story in Homesick features a clear protagonist, who may be young or old or male or female—the specifics don't seem to matter.
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Beckham dropped out of Parsons School of Design in New York last year because he was feeling homesick for the UK, The Mirror reported.
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Even though his parents had already planned to fly to New York and to see Ms. Becker, he said he was homesick for California.
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"Our Homesick Songs" is a eulogy to not just a town but a lifestyle — one built on waves, and winds, and fish, and folklore.
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Friends urged him to stay in Greece, but he said he was homesick and didn't like the cat-and-mouse game with the police.
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Winter break came so early in December that it made no sense to go home for Thanksgiving, no matter how homesick Margaret Renkl was.
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Our sources say the former 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' star is extremely homesick and believes he's getting a raw deal ... remaining behind bars.
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Moshfegh's last book, a collection of stories titled "Homesick for Another World" (2017), solidified her position as a startling new voice in American fiction.
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Dunkin&apos Donuts and candle makers Homesick have come together on a limited-edition collection of home scents, perfect for the cozy months ahead.
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All of Homesick&aposs candles are hand-poured in the US and burn for 60-80 hours inside the brand&aposs signature minimal jars.
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A materials planner for a credit-card company who spent his days scouring price lists and shipping schedules, Guillermo was feeling homesick and alone.
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"He is homesick for his parents, but in Dubai he's a free man," Mr. Imperiale's lawyers said through an interpreter in a telephone interview.
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But he said he considered it worthwhile, expressing concern that the multilingual international model who left Slovenia two decades ago might be feeling homesick.
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Daughter Lola, 18, started at NYU this fall and apparently got a little homesick, despite insisting her parents probably wouldn't see her for a while.
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"Subterranean Homesick Blues" might sound anarchic, but it is hard to make sense of "jump down a manhole / Light yourself a candle / Don't wear sandals".
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I asked Rama's husband, Papa Diagne, why he thought this dish became so popular in his native Senegal, hoping to find a little homesick romance.
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I would feel homesick for family, the food, and that banal, day-to-day luxury of being seen and understood, at least on the surface.
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The pair hang out for a while until Eve gets homesick and Casey eventually returns her to her dollstate and sends her back to Sunnyvale.
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The film opens in the "real" version of New York, so gloriously gross and sticky that it made this former New Yorker feel positively homesick.
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Specifically, the story of a 17-year-old, homesick college student who made a traditional dinner for the first time in an icy cold dorm.
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The impressive sound and excellent dynamics make these headphones perfect for listening to music, podcasts, lectures, white noise, or self-help tapes for homesick freshmen.
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Homesick, he dreamt up Denim, a proto-Britpop-cum-glam-rock-revialist outfit that signed to acid house DJ Terry Farley's label, Boy's Own Recordings.
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While Tua's parents came to Alabama with him to ease his transition to college, he said early Tuesday that he still feels homesick at times.
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You'll run into locals trying to support their native creatives, or a homesick couple wanting to bring a keepsake back to their new West Coast apartment.
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The people getting off the boats in Greece - traumatized by the journey, homesick and often separated from their friends and families - are rarely given that time.
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Australia's much-loved Tim Tam biscuit is now available widely in the U.S., following years of sporadic imports bought up by homesick expats and curious Americans.
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Later, I have chicken wings with Grippo's seasoning and potatoes, lovingly made by my boyfriend a few nights ago when I was feeling a bit homesick.
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These days when I'm bored, when I'm lonely, or when I'm homesick for my friends, I'll boot up my computer and return to my favorite episodes.
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She is not alone; the stories in Ottessa Moshfegh's latest book Homesick for Another World are also flavored with desperation and loneliness, the strange and unrequited.
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His idea of small talk was to grumble about the phone bill his wife incurred in nightly calls to their son, a homesick refugee in Germany.
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Ties I was so homesick my freshman year of college that my cousins bought me a plane ticket to come home to Nashville for Halloween. Halloween!
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When he feels homesick, he informs us in this book, he "visits" his parents in Nigeria through Google maps — a sweet if distant form of connection.
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Buy the Oil Diffuser on Homesick and Amazon for $85If you don't like candles because of the risk of fire, you may prefer Homesick's oil diffuser.
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Of course, we go to songs to make us feel something—happy, sad, sexy, homesick, excited or whatever—but this is not all a song does.
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After five days, 1,200 miles and God knows how many nuclear calories, my back was sore, my heart was homesick and my guts sizzled in misery.
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In 2015, her portrayal of a homesick Irish girl in the period drama "Brooklyn" won her a second nomination, this time in the best actress category.
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The Russians have also used more time-tested techniques, waiting for informants to grow homesick or using honey traps — fake romantic overtures to lure a target.
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Of everything back on Earth, Nespoli had missed pizza the most and had casually mentioned his homesick cravings to the big boss of the International Space Station.
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She's unequivocally homesick for Ireland but forging a new identity in New York, and the music pushes and pulls between sadness and joy in this bittersweet piece.
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Frontman Damon Albarn became so homesick on the trip, he would shut himself in his hotel room and obsessively listen to the Kinks' "Waterloo Sunset" every night.
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George Clooney's personal space was invaded this weekend by an adorable elderly fan during the festival and it's leaving people shook, or at least a little homesick.
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He convinced his bride to move back to the US with him, but made a promise to her father to bring her back if she got homesick.
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In 1904, he returned to Kallstadt with his homesick wife, but German officials turned him away, viewing his absence as a willful attempt to avoid military service.
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And just a few months previous, you had Bob Dylan doing "Subterranean Homesick Blues," although that's actually culled from the D. A. Pennebaker movie [Don't Look Back].
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A homesick sociopath, Poppy has styled her Cambodian lair to resemble Eisenhower-era America, including a diner where those who displease her are churned into Hamburger Helper.
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At the time, he was profoundly homesick for the wilderness around Mendocino, where he grew up and had what he describes as an idyllic, "free-range" childhood.
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Now that he and his family live in the New York burbs, his second book is a humble, homesick reveal of what he really serves at home.
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I honestly love my job, so I think it's going to be difficult for me to leave and find something similar elsewhere, but I sure am getting homesick.
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One of my greatest mornings out there – homesick and alone, six months after I'd moved – was when a battered cassette covered in spidery writing appeared in the mail.
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An unusual compromise may be reached...but Saturn also creates a grounding energy in the air, helping you feel anchored instead of homesick or out of your element.
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"I feel homesick and humiliated," said Abbas, waving his arms in frustration as he recalled the poor conditions at a Berlin shelter with unhygienic toilets and bland food.
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While he was homesick at a Gloucestershire boarding school, Janet was being taught at home by a Miss Francis, school being considered a risk for a delicate child.
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Remarkably, he was staying in the same Times Square hotel where he wrote "You Don't Miss Your Water" while feeling homesick on tour more than 50 years ago.
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"When he first got there, he was extremely homesick," said Rhule, who was an assistant under Addazio before he returned to become the head coach in December 2012.
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It's common for people to say they're "homesick" when what they really miss are the social connections and the support system they've been relying on for so long.
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Dishes like ackee and saltfish, steeped in history and geography, have a way of traveling with immigrants to their new homes where they provide comfort for homesick families.
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So consider holding up a series of written placards bearing well your wishes, like Bob Dylan in the "Subterranean Homesick Blues" video, while you smile winningly into the camera.
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The special follows a homesick YouTuber, also named Liza, who decides to invite the entire internet world to her holiday party so she won't be alone for the holidays.
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Many see it as a betrayal of his core audience, who have come to count on his knotty R. & B. pop: Justin's supposed to be love-stoned, not homesick.
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With the drop-off and emotional goodbyes behind them, the mother of three admitted that she's worried about one other thing that may soon come Lola's way: being homesick.
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"Very, very homesick, I think describes both my family and the families around us," he wrote on Facebook Messenger shortly before the internet seemed to drop out once more.
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It's a mix of die-hard camp people reliving their glory days, once-homesick campers redoing their awkward years, and first-timers wondering what all the fuss is about.
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When Scott and Gustafson opened Quan Ut Ut, an American-style barbecue restaurant with around 300 different bottles, they became a magnet for all the homesick beer geeks around town.
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But Vassar was homesick at Lawrence Academy, so he decided to make what he figured would be his lone high school transfer, to La Lumiere High School in LaPorte, Indiana.
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"Homesick" by Debbie Urbanski In the beginning, we'd been pleased with the children's dreams, because they were the same as our own, but then the children's dreams began to change.
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Dylan's songs, such as "Blowin' in the Wind", "The Times They Are a-Changin'", "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and "Like a Rolling Stone" captured a spirit of rebellion, dissent and independence.
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Once city dwellers in St. Paul, Minnesota, Far North's couple and business partner duo, Michael Swanson and Cheri Reese, grew increasingly homesick for the northern prairie they once called home.
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Whether it's their hometown, college town, or favorite spot to vacation, a Homesick candle, with scents inspired by all sorts of locations, will bring them back to that favorite place.
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And for all of us — but especially those who may be homesick, living thousands of miles away from home — it helps us stay in touch with where we come from.
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Soon, however, Olive finds herself making more and more compromises to appease homesick Willow, who shuns the friendly overtures of other campers and prefers to settle under Olive's comfortable shadow.
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The cover photo — which reminded a homesick Ms. González of her mother's cooking — was a plate of golden brown tacos dorados de papa, topped with grated, Zacatecas-style queso añejo.
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Homesick Scented Candle, $29.46No matter where they're from, they'll appreciate the sentiment of these candles, which are made with customized scents to smell just like the place they call home.
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But they take on a sharper character when you know that they were done when the artist was living in Europe, beginning in 1979, and homesick for his native Damascus.
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Movie stars and fashion designers didn't know that I went to college a virgin or that I got so homesick at camp that I had to go to the nurse.
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Ross: There was the story of Caitlin, who was homesick and she felt like an outsider and she wanted to home and her parents told her that she had to stay.
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The real measure of success of broadband rollout will be when the average Cuban can connect to affordable and accessible Internet -- reaching well beyond homesick business travelers and authorized government users.
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After only about a year in New York, where Trump returned to his trade as a barber, his wife did indeed get homesick, so the couple decided to return to Kallstadt.
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" Obama cautioned students to be attentive to their mental health — to feeling "homesick, having some depression, some anxiety, just being nervous" — because mental wellness is "one of the pegs to success.
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Homesick makes classic white candles with customized scents for each of the 50 states, several cities, and experiences like being in grandma's kitchen, smelling books, or heading off to summer camp.
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Homesick Scented Candle, available from Amazon for $29.95+ (prices vary by state) These handmade candles encompass famous scents from each state — great for someone who's moved away from their home state.
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Homesick Scented Candle, available at Amazon and Uncommon Goods, from $27.99If they're away from family and friends while at school, a reminder of home is a wonderful thing to have around.
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Later in school, I read Bose's mesmerizing account of the monsoon rains beating down on his tin-roof house, but my relatives who took up residence there remained homesick for Calcutta.
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Dunkin' worked with Homesick to launch a collection of three doughnut-scented candles, an inoffensive premise that resulted in a neutral evil rendering of what a Dunkin' in Massachusetts smells like.
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I gave Ottessa Moshfegh's novel "Eileen" to everybody as a Christmas present last year, and her new collection of short stories, "Homesick for Another World," will scorch you like a blowtorch.
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Homesick New Yorkers can get a bacon, egg and cheese on a roll — inspired by co-owner Milos Vuksic's years of living in the Big Apple — or an excellent lamb burger.
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I'd decided to judge a pasta sauce contest at the Great Italian Festival in Reno, Nevada, and the sight of so many families merrily stirring away made me more homesick than ever.
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The chart, "like an objective map to the situation," pointed to "sexual agony, loneliness and a sense of being homesick," as part of Mr. Saipov's motivation, Mr. Coppolino wrote in Planet Waves.
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Foremost in these metaphors for interconnectivity is the bridge itself: a sketched possibility for Dawes, an exhilarating construction job for Ted and a beautiful structure dominating Sydney's skyline and Dan's homesick dreams.
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"Homesick" won a National Book Award and was named a Newbery Honor Book, as the runners-up for the Newbery Medal, the American Library Association's annual award for children's literature, are known.
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Increasingly, the challenge isn't just in getting your art out there but in dealing with the logistics: being homesick, eating well on the road, and negotiating the projections and scrutiny of others.
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"To the bag packed, first love leaver / The heart cracked, double-down dreamer / The homesick, the grass that's greener / And a slice of mama's peach pie," McBryde croons in the song's opening verse.
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Fortunately, a retired professor has coined a term for this ecological grief: "solastalgia," or the feeling of being homesick while still at home and the landscape you love changes, often for the worse.
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Episode 2: Homesick For Albuquerque In episode 2, "Paper Tiger," Elodie begins to build her friendship with Tabitha and Moe but she is also desperately trying to return to Albuquerque for a party.
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"Homesick" is a Muscle Shoals-style swamp funk track, not necessarily giving into the weariness of its title as much as shooting it up with a dose of positivity and Daptones-style horns.
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Ong mentioned that players can get homesick in the early days of a big trip, so she makes sure to take care of all the little things to keep the team's spirits high.
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It has a 100-milliliter water tank that can diffuse scents for up to six hours, and you can choose from several different Homesick oils that smell the same as the brand's candles.
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Following a handful of exiled, homesick musicians as they try to play the pain away, Ms. Schwartz blends their often joyful performances with candid interviews that show the damage wrought by extended conflict.
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While some of that was true, the allure of the Azores as a natural wonderland, an improbable paradise that rises out of the deep Atlantic like the mirage of a homesick sailor, remains.
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While some of that was true, the allure of the Azores as a natural wonderland, an improbable paradise that rises out of the deep Atlantic like the mirage of a homesick sailor, remains.
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The group was informally known as the Weathermen and it took its name from a line from Dylan's "Subterranean homesick blues": You don't need a weather man to know which way the wind blows.
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Homesick but unable to leave the country, Barham wrote this entire record in the span of those two days, a mix of personal and fictional stories centered around his hometown of Reidsville, North Carolina.
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It tells the story of models like Holly Angus, the 13-year-old Canadian who told me about being so homesick that she felt physically ill and would cry herself to sleep every night.
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Homesick makes candles with customized scents that embody the ethos of states, cities, and experiences, like going on a road trip or to summer camp, making them a sweet and sentimental gift for anyone.
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If you're a sheltering California resident getting homesick for your favorite bar, the state's alcoholic beverage agency wants to give you some relief: You can now call your bartender and order booze to-go.
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Though a number of local bakeries have started carrying "bagels" in the last few years, they're usually more of an afterthought than a serious endeavor, a novelty item for homesick Brooklynites and little more.
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"If I ever feel homesick, I can just go to Costco," Monroe said, later adding, "I just feel at home at Costco so no matter where I am in the world, it's just comforting."
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Fed up and homesick, Ms. Liu accepted the offer and was getting ready to go back to China, even though she still owed money to the relatives who helped her pay for her visa.
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Not all of the shows deserve that showcase — a fair share of the Netflix offerings are risible melodrama of interest strictly for variety's sake, or to homesick expats from the show's countries of origin.
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There, as if closing a circle, she wrote fiction inspired by the European émigrés she met, people who understood what it meant to be homesick for a way of life that no longer existed.
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Jennifer had been feeling homesick for her family back in the German town of Köln, and at just the right moment a beloved possession of a beloved relative offered what seemed like a blessing.
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It wasn't exactly his dream job, and he was homesick every day, but the paycheck of $800 provided enough to send money back to his family and help put his five younger siblings through school.
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"They were terribly homesick here and dreamed of one day going back east," said Tong Hao, 21975, a descendant of the settlers, from the Xibe branch of the Manchus, who arrived here emaciated and exhausted.
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But there were lots of men in Miami like this, people who were terribly homesick for their Cuba and never got to go back and sublimated their PTSD and their sadness into really unbelievable resumes.
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It kicks off with "Subterranean Homesick Blues" by Bob Dylan for Anub'arak and includes songs by the Jewish American reggae artist Matisyahu, the English psychedelic band Purson, and the Swedish Viking metal band Amon Amarth.
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He said some refugees complain they are suffering from "bufis", a term in the Somali language which some of them use to describe a condition that is the opposite of homesick: the longing to leave.
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The food was inspired by the Singaporean meals he cooked for himself as a homesick student in London in the late-80s, when he'd often improvise with ingredients because he couldn't find the right ones.
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The company, based in Texas, has three locations in the U.S. It calls itself a department store of the future because it rents space to various brands such as candlemaker Homesick and women's shoemaker Rothy's.
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Speaking of Honduras, Andrew is so unhappy with Pius' reign as pope and so homesick for his flock (and presumably his sex buddies) that he asks to be sent back there... and then suddenly he's there.
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Homesick Hanukkah Candle, available at Amazon, $26.97Layered with notes of butter, apple, and potato, this candle will take them back to Hanukkah parties spent celebrating with loved ones, with fresh potato latkes and jelly doughnuts frying.
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While Mohammed Aref Rawas, Ms. Rawoas's father, worked in factories and drove an Uber, he and his wife, Rawaa Kasedah, began cooking the dishes they were homesick for, like pita bread and mandi, or smoked rice.
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Whether you're looking to decorate your new apartment or surprise a homesick loved one, you have to admit it's a lot cooler than the movie posters and grainy photographs that used to hang on your walls.
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A Documentary Star Is Born: The Girl Who Hunts With Eagles Aisholpan Nurgaiv, the teenager from Mongolia who is in the film, is on the Hollywood awards circuit and isn't homesick, though she misses her eagle.
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More than 30 years after he and his family left, homesick for Miami and still looking for the better opportunities they could not find here, Mr. Rubio is returning to ask Nevada to help elect him president.
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I could not nail down why I felt so homesick in my homeland, so I sought friendship within the British expat community, looking to others who were experiencing some of the same cultural shock as I was.
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And if you're a small town kid feeling a little homesick in the big city, Kenneth's got a ton of pendants to offer you: Stone Mountain High School AV Club, Okefenokee Swamp Park, and Wild Animal Farm.
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The famous barbecue ribs are clearly the star of the night, a dish that could pack in both homesick expats for a bit of barbecue nostalgia and adventurous porteños who want to broaden their grilled meat horizons.
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In her collection of short stories, " Homesick for Another World ," a little girl is convinced that a hole will open up in the earth and take her straight to paradise, if only she murders the right person.
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I have eaten my Thanksgiving turkey and mashed potatoes in many different cafeterias over the years, lonely and homesick as I am sure my patients are too, but I haven't felt the frenzy to send them home.
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His landing at LSU as defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator, his familiar titles, was a milestone only for the way it brought him back to the school where, as a homesick freshman, he had transferred away from.
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At the moment I've been playing a lot of down-midtempo polyrhythmic stuff and I've also been listening to a lot of music from Australia, because I get homesick, and that's a very distinct feeling regardless of genre.
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From 1967, the song is written in the voice of a homesick soldier in Vietnam —which, that year, after briefly studying at the San Francisco Art Institute, Cannon became, as an enlisted member of the 101st Airborne Division.
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Now a small number have taken to poetry to write about their daily struggles, being homesick, love and joy in an annual contest which aims to break down barriers with Singaporean society by showcasing migrant workers' literary talents.
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Every day, I miss my children, and as I wait for them to come home for Thanksgiving, I think of my father's words across a bad landline connection in 1984 that reached my homesick heart in cold Philadelphia.
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How does the story unfold if your children don't like their new classmates, or if one part of the family loves the new lifestyle but the other is homesick for the old friends and vitality of city life?
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Mike blames himself for his son's death, as longtime viewers know, and his guilt and self-loathing have recently been re-triggered by his murder of the homesick construction manager, Werner Ziegler, at the end of Season 4.
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When I feel homesick nowadays, the best thing I think I can do is try to do something to help my father, try to do something to help millions of Uighurs that are locked up in concentration camps.
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BuzzFeed is also hawking proprietary goods designed to appeal to people who identify with a certain group, and which have the potential to go viral, such as its Homesick Candles, which come with different aromas for different states.
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When you have a child who is particularly difficult, whether repeatedly hitting, screaming, refusing to stay seated, or simply crying, homesick, or with separation anxiety, the teacher has to figure out how to work the class around that child.
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I was so homesick for the natural world that I tamed a mouse who lived in my wall, placing stale Cheetos on the floor beyond me, just to feel the creature's delicate feet skittering across my own bare toes.
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When he arrived in the United States two decades ago, he found a job as a dishwasher and worked his way up, all the while homesick for the tortillas that every house in his village made in the morning.
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My first job after college was a short stint at a small local African American community paper in Atlanta, but I was very homesick, moved back to California just a few months later and went into PR, film publicity.
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When I first left the US, I thought I&aposd feel less homesick on the holidays if I ate some classic American food, like a burrito in a Birmingham train station or some tater tots in a Sydney pub.
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Toronto area rapper Omari Jabari just got finished observing Ramadan and, with perfect timing, has dropped a new song called "Homesick" that captures the many positive feelings that come with the holiday, though it's not about it at all.
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I cried, feeling helpless and homesick so many times, and I considered running back home… But that's all part of life, and I always try to find the positive side of things, even when it looks like there is none.
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Dylan's songs, such as "Blowin' in the Wind", "The Times They Are A-Changin'", "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and "Like a Rolling Stone" captured the rebellious and anti-war spirit of the 1960s generation and moved many young people later as well.
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Much has changed since that moment, when homesick white South Africans, grown rich on rising commodity prices, would spend millions on the work of artists who reminded them of their parents and grandparents and the white world they grew up in.
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This influential film (which begins with a rudimentary music video for "Subterranean Homesick Blues," in which Mr. Dylan tosses off cue cards bearing words from the song) is being commemorated with an exhibition at the Morrison Hotel Gallery in SoHo.
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Homesick Mini Scented Candle, $16.95, available at AmazonSmell is very closely tied to memory, so it's no wonder that when you smell sugar and cinnamon you're brought back to your childhood ritual of french toast and cartoons on Sunday mornings.
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Sure, I get homesick for many parts of my American life, but now that I've lived in the United Kingdom for roughly three years, I've noticed that there are a number of things I've been happy to say farewell to.
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"A short video of Jack and I might just make my wife homesick, but a Dubsmash of us 'singing' together could make her happy, and maybe relieve some of that stress of returning to work or being away," Mr. Bruce said.
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Radiohead doesn't uphold the legacy of political music so much as holds a mirror to it, inverting dialogues sparked by forebears like Bob Dylan (see: the squarely un-Dylan "Subterranean Homesick Alien") to ask how the hell we got here.
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"When I first started scouting in 2007, veteran scouts would still talk about high school kids getting homesick, guys that had never left their hometown, and that's just not the case anymore," said Mike Elias, the Baltimore Orioles' general manager.
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They all harken back to an era where these clubs were a vital part of local life, catering to homesick migrants and, in recent years, immigrants from Latin America as well as Latino college students eager to reconnect with their culture.
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Choruses of "I Love My Green Bay Packers" and "The Bears Still Suck" bounced off wood-panelled walls like a ball off a receiver's hand, and homesick Wisconsinites ordered delicious "imported" brats buried in sauerkraut and mustard for five dollars.
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D. A. Pennebaker opens his chronicle of Bob Dylan's 1965 British concert tour with a music video for "Subterranean Homesick Blues," in which the musician stands in an alley holding up pieces of cardboard scrawled with lyrics, then tosses them away.
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No matter if they're hurting or desperate or stricken with grief, if they're heartsick or they're homesick or some huge dark guilt is hanging over them or they're about to fail big-time at something — "Oh, I'm okay," they say.
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Homesick: Emo Night is a regularly occuring event across Ontario, and Emo Nite LA's parties and two-days festivals draw a huge emo-loving crowd; it even brought Sonny Moore (now known as Skrillex) back together with his band From First to Last.
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This one is a little on the nose (get it?), but this Homesick Candle is the perfect scent for your dad to relive his days of outdoor festivals in the park and long nights listening to his favorite records with his pals.
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The saint himself is much revered across Ireland, especially the north and west, and by homesick Hibernians abroad; but his banner (incorporated in the British flag in the early 19th century, after the abolition of the Irish Parliament) has very little resonance.
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A scene that made me achingly homesick for Manhattan while screening the film at the Toronto Film Festival shows Jack and Lee wandering the Upper West Side, munching on a Zabar's baguette and complaining about the legendary appetizing shop's terrible customer service.
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ON A recent night at the "Grand Ole Opry", a live radio show that is a country-music institution, the songs' themes were familiar and unabrasive: homesick wayfarers, smoochy asseverations of love and the virtues of the simple life, God and corn whiskey.
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Anticipating a homesick Snowden, Fitzgerald hauled over a duffel bag packed with the stuff of Americana dreams: Kraft macaroni and cheese, Jell-O cups, Oreos, Pepperidge Farm cookies, Twizzlers, peanut butter, Spam, an Orioles baseball cap and a pair of Converse sneakers.
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Whether it's the scents of fall in New York like pumpkins, apple orchards, and nutmeg, or the salty seaweed, morning coffee, and ocean air of the beach cottage she frequented as a child — these Homesick candles are sure to bring back fond memories.
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These are the questions asked in Hooper's second novel, "Our Homesick Songs," which takes place in the Newfoundland coastal town of Big Running, an old fishing village that no longer has any fish — nor, therefore, by the government's estimation, any reason to exist.
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Born in Cairo and transplanted to San Francisco for graduate study at California College of the Arts, a homesick Osman questioned how city denizens form deep connections with their environment, and it is from that line of inquiry that the exhibition stems.
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Christy George, 25, who was awaiting her second baby in early July, said she was homesick for the foods that her family prepares in high summer as the salmon harvest and wild berry picking seasons hit their peaks through the long northern days.
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I studied Chinese language and literature at Peking University from 1984 to 1985 and biked over to this area because it had become the country's chief diplomatic district and one of the few places where homesick Westerners could buy chocolate and postcards.
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Pop culture tends to reflect us back onto ourselves, and crammed into my tiny economy-class corner of that plane, watching two generations of actresses sing about finding inner strength while abroad, it may have been the first time I felt truly homesick.
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From their love to their smile to their hands to the hopes and dreams mama had for them (and the ways mama tried to stop them from being the worst), a mother's love has been the inspiration behind many a sweet, and often homesick, lyric.
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Clare was sent to boarding school when she was 7 and was terribly homesick, but the two still share some childhood memories like taking the blue pram out for a walk with their dolly called "Pixie" and going to the corner shop for ice cream.
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There's a difficult mother and some estranged siblings, just as in "Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant"; a marriage of mutual (and perhaps deliberate) misunderstanding, as in "Breathing Lessons;" and, above all, a curious exploration of what it means to be part of a family.
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"After being in New York for, like, a year and a half and not really having that many overlapping circles of friends, it made me a little homesick for the connections that the four or five main characters have with each other," she said.
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And, feeling homesick, I told her about walking on frozen Lake Monona, and how the Wisconsin woods turn orange and then black and stay black for too long, until you think you're going to die in the lonely cold before the ice ever melts.
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Ifemulu, the Nigerian-born protagonist of Americanah, describes her perspective as an academic fellow who moves to the United States eager for a new experience and homesick for her old life, and intersperses this telling with posts about race that she publishes on a blog.
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"There is nothing to eat and wear, our men are staying in the trenches for 14 months, and they are homesick and have not got a single day off to take rest or be out of danger," said Anar Gul, a local police commander in Khas Uruzgan.
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Pussy Cats is one of those distinctly 70s aural documents of debauchery—you can hear them all partying in the studio, stumbling half-blind through raucous covers of "Subterranean Homesick Blues" and "Rock Around the Clock," and yet you can also hear the darkness and exhaustion setting in.
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He helped her retie the bando every morning before he left for work, but during the hours that he was gone she was so lonely and homesick that she kept kissing her babies' faces, as if their cheeks were plots of land in the country she'd left behind.
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"I was so homesick I moved back here soon as I could, right after graduating high school," Craig Jones, 22, a freelance graphic designer and musician, said in an interview near Pigeon Town, the working class neighborhood of modest homes, diners and shaded porches where he grew up.
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Everything about Sheffield — from the language to the culture to the cold weather — makes them feel homesick and displaced, and they find themselves caught more and more between cultures, between familial obligations and more personal imperatives, between bright expectations, nourished in India, and the grim realities of life in England.
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He now felt doubly sorry for the people he'd left behind, men and women he'd barely known when they embarked in Port-de-Paix, but with whom he'd grown familiar during the journey, as they'd watched one another become both homesick and seasick, shrinking to sunburned skin and protruding bones overnight.
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Naturally, we asked her to make an exclusive mix for us, and the result includes expertly selected songs by artists including Baltimore rapper TT The Artist (who Joplin played with recently during Calgary's Sled Island Festival), the recently freed Gucci Mane, and Albertan talent like footwork and jungle producer HomeSick.
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He admitted to sometimes getting "homesick for snowdrops," but to Milly de Cabrol, a New York interior designer who visited him in 2000, he had acquired the look of the very things he liked — of someone in his "natural state" — as he surveyed the breathtaking vista in his flowing caftan.
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" The chugging, rapid-fire vocal delivery would inspire Mr. Dylan's breakthrough word salad "Subterranean Homesick Blues," and when Mr. Berry won the first PEN New England Song Lyrics of Literary Excellence Award in 2012, Mr. Dylan sent a congratulatory note saying, "That's what too much monkey business will get ya.
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"Even among those students who think they're not going to feel homesick, it still comes up fairly often and fairly quickly," she tells CNBC Make It. Most students feel some sadness as they separate from their old lives, but research shows that 1 in 10 will find it hard to function.
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One fascinating image in the exhibition is the opening scene from "Don't Look Back," D. A. Pennebaker's 1967 documentary, in which a self-consciously bored-looking Bob Dylan flips cue cards that mangle the lyrics of his "Subterranean Homesick Blues" while Ginsberg, looking vaguely rabbinical, chats away with someone else in the background.
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The 5 best Valentine&aposs Day gifts from Amazon:A little book filled with reasons why you love themA bottle of flavorful Truff hot sauceA refreshing body scrub from HerbivoreSilicone rings to make heart-shaped pancakes or eggsA Homesick candle that smells like their favorite placeMore Valentine&aposs Day gift ideas from Amazon:
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Here are the books mentioned in this week's "What We're Reading": "The Magic Mountain" by Thomas Mann "Huck Out West" by Robert Coover "Homesick for Another World" by Ottessa Moshfegh "Spark Joy" by Marie Kondo We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general.
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At the time the British had the sole Western embassy in Ulan Bator — at 30 Peace Street, if I remember — and I thought I might interview the ambassador and present him, as it was early December and he was said to cut a lonesome and homesick figure, with a Christmas plum pudding.
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In the wake of the Panic of 1873, he lost his job at Vandalia and tramped to East St. Louis looking for work; then, homesick, he tramped back to Terre Haute, where, in 1875, he took a job as a labor organizer, and, later, as a magazine editor, for the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
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I can associate some of my favorite memories with a specific country song; like that time my family rented an eight-person van for a road trip and sang "Folsom Prison" by Johnny Cash on repeat, or the first time I got homesick at college and listened to Zac Brown Band's "Chicken Fried" until my tears dried.
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Having left their families, their villages or their countries, many of the characters in his earlier novels, like "The Reluctant Fundamentalist" and "How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia," also felt like outsiders — yearning to escape the bounds of family or class or expectation, and yet at the same time homesick for some sense of roots and belonging.
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The impact has been both low-budget and high-tech: Foreign-born students from countries like Iran have flocked to programs — and paid tuition and fees — at upstate schools offering advanced scientific degrees, while street-level entrepreneurs have started shops offering knickknacks and takeout for curious locals, and exotic staples and calls home for homesick émigrés.
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"It was such a cool, really exciting adventure for my family, [but] I was very homesick for America," she told PEOPLE at the 2016 Brady Center Brady Bear Awards Gala Wednesday night, where Plan B Entertainment co-president Dede Gardner and philanthropist David Bohnett were honored for their work on preventing gun violence and President Bill Clinton received the organization's James Brady Leadership Award.
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In her excellent first collection, "Homesick for Another World," Ottessa Moshfegh, the daughter of a Croatian mother and an Iranian father, moves from the West Coast to East Coast (with a brief stop in China) and homes in on characters in states of weirdly dynamic paralysis, trapped between the pains of the past — bad childhoods, bad relationships, bad marriages — and dreams of the future.
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On the other hand, I am now convinced that Kinky Friedman's "Sold American" shoulda been a hit and Michael Murphey's "Cosmic Cowboy" deserves its legend, and give thanks for Bobby Bare's "Marie Laveau," Lou Ann Barton's "You Can Have My Husband," Gary P. Nunn's "London Homesick Blues," Commander Cody's "Too Much Fun," and Johnny Paycheck's "11 Months and 29 Days," none of which had previously set up residence in my recall memory.
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"Subterranean homesick blues" Better stay away from those That carry around a fire hose Keep a clean nose Watch the plain clothes You don't need a weather man To know which way the wind blows THEN: For those too young to remember, the Weather Underground was a radical group that sought to overthrow the U.S government, and carried out a series of bombings in the mid-1970s, including one at the State Department.
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