For my first venture into blogging, I've chosen to borrow the eloquence of someone else. It expresses my emotions about this latest move quite accurately.
I hope I'm not infringing on any (expensive) copyright laws.
Leaving and Leaving You
When I leave your postcode and your commuting station,
When I leave undone the things that we planned to do
You may feel you have been left by association
But there is leaving and there is leaving you.
When I leave your town and the club that you belong to,
When I leave without much warning or much regret
Remember, there's doing wrong and there's doing wrong to You,
which I'll never do and I haven't yet.
And when I have gone, remember that in weighing
Everything up, from love to cheaper rent,
You were all the reasons I thought of staying
And you were none of the reasons why I went
And although I leave your sight and I leave your setting
And our separation is soon to be a fact,
Though you stand beside what I'm leaving and forgetting,
I'm not leaving you, not if motive makes the act.
(Sophie Hannah)