FOMO = Fear Of Missing Out
I have always suffered from this "condition". This is nothing new. Over the years my FOMO has gone through different phases. A social phase. A rather long traveling phase, which transformed into a nomadic-lifestyle phase.
My current FOMO focuses primarily on the small things that I am missing out on by not living near my family and friends. Examples... party/wedding planning, Johnson Girls family time at the cabin, and Disney On Ice. This is definitely the most difficult FOMO I have had to deal with thus far and it is just the silly, simple, little things that are the hardest.
I love Texas. I love having this adventure of living in a new place, but it is hard to be an island with no family near by. So I have come the the conclusion that everyone should just move to Texas. It is going to be great!
Haha I totally forgot about FOMO. You have ALWAYS had that problem. If it makes you feel better, we have JJNTMTU. Jes & John need to move to Utah. and it's WAY worse then your FOMO.
ReplyDeleteI've been trying to tell you that all I want is to move to Texas, and you just wouldn't listen. Now you have to deal with the consequences. Sorry
ReplyDeletePS I miss you every day.
Don't hold your breath until we come to Texas. We like it here in Utah.
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