She could come up with a hundred reasons why now wasn't the time, why home was not a place one went for a visit.
In the book Saints for All Occasions by J. Courtney Sullivan, a character is depicted as constantly finding reasons to delay or avoid going home. She believes there are numerous justifications for why now isn't the right moment to visit or return, emphasizing her internal conflict or hesitation.
Her mindset suggests that she views home as a place not easily revisited, perhaps due to emotional issues or unresolved feelings. This recurring thought highlights her complex relationship with her past and the difficulty she faces in reaching out or reconnecting with her roots.
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