Where Do You Live?

I have two friends, and recently I realized they live in very different places. They are close in age. Similar backgrounds. Grew up in the same area. But they live in very different places. One of my friends lives in the future, and the other lives in the past. We think a lot about where we live . . . on a map. We live on this particular street, in this particular state, in this particular region, and that means we enjoy (or don't enjoy) this kind of weather, and we support this particular baseball team, etc. But we spend as much time in our heads as we do in our environments. Where we live mentally is just as important as where we live physically. I noticed this recently with a friend of mine. He lives very much in the past. He still listens to the same music he did when he was sixteen. He still talks about what he did when he was sixteen. He relives stories about when he was sixteen. His worldview is very much rooted in the past. When he's driving down the stree