How many times have you moved from one home to another?

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I move everytime I run out of smokes.

16 times, at least. There was also quite a few temporary moves where I didn't exactly move all of my belongings but I still lived somewhere else for a while.

Several before I turned two. Once since.

Since I moved out of my parents, I'm in my 4th shithole.

I moved 3 times: I moved to a different street in my town the 1st and 2nd time and I moved to another state the 3rd time I moved.

Only once, and even then I was too young to remember it.

Twenty-one times.

I never moved and I don't feel like moving anywhere farther than my couch.

I misvoted. The answer is actually 8.

4 in Florida with my parents. 3 in S.Carolina with my parents, 1 with my Grandma.

If we're including apartments and trailers. 1 on my own with a roomate, and 1 with my parents.

That would make 10 different roofs over my head.

Before I moved out of my parents house, twice. After I moved out, 10.

1st trailer.
2nd trailer.
House.
Chicken coop.
Rent house.
Rent House 2.
Shop Apartment.
Current Apartment.

I didn't think it was so many until I started counting...

5 but its probably more then that.

4. Unless college counts. I had several different apartments.

I fell out of my old house and rolled into a flat.

Georgia to Alabama
Alabama to Guam
Guam to Alabama
Alabama to Florida
Florida to North Carolina
House in NC to Trailer in NC (same town)
North Carolina to California
House in California to Apartment in California (different city)

There may have been a move or two between Georgia in Alabama before going to Guam but I was far too young to remember.

I've moved about 8-10 times in my life. In the past 2 years I have moved 4 times.

over 6

I move 10 times

I moved when I was 7 when my mum and dad divorced.
Then moved again when I was 9.
We then moved when I was 11 to accommodate my baby brother.
I moved in with my ex boyfriend when I was 18.
Moved again when I was 18 to university.
Moving again in September.

Where ever I take off my boots, hang my hat and light my smokes is my home.

So far, 0.