Remembering where we come from
Here you are, watching baby robins prepare for flight outside your window, tending your garden, walking by a creek—living what feels like a deeply rooted life. Yet you’re part of something much larger: the great human story of movement and belonging. In Wyoming, where nearly six out of ten residents were born somewhere else, writer David Romtvedt traces the threads that connect his quiet daily rhythms to generations of family wandering—from fleeing persecution in Europe to seeking better weather in America. It’s a reminder that even our most settled moments carry the DNA of departure and arrival. The full commentary is on WyoFile
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