[abouthotels]

Ok, the topic is a touch vague. I'm at a stage in life where I don't seem to be able to put down roots for more than a couple years at a time. This is definitely not ideal for a host of reasons that extend beyond kendo. Still, I'm fortunate enough to be relocating to an area that has established kendo with excellent instructors. Still, there is a bit of ... separation anxiety for lack of a better term with leaving the dojo I began behind... if even for the short term.

Are there any others out there in a similar situation that would care to share some of their experiences and what issues they dealt with/faced? Thanks in advance.

[Enfonebew]

"... and if you can't beeeeeeee...with the one you love, honey.. love the one yer with!"

If you've got access to a dojo and practice, just be grateful for it and embrace it. You'll never forget where you came from, so take it as an opportunity to build on what you've already been taught!

[huedaanydrax]

always you will be able to visit your first dojo, sometimes.