I've always thought that home is more of a sense than a geographical location. Maybe I think that because I don't have a childhood home to go back to. I grew up in Hawaii and miss the islands but I think Austin, where I went to college, is a close second. And I did love Seattle. Now, home is where my family is. I suspect that as they grow up and find their place I will follow them. I wonder if they'll think of Wichita as home, or our house. They love our neighborhood, our street, their school. They have a very strong sense of home. I hope they hold it close to their hearts.
What do you think makes a home?
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Sounds cliche but home is where your love is. A safe place where no matter what, you know you have a soft place soft place to land.
ReplyDeleteaww, I love your post ;)
ReplyDeleteHome has been where the Navy sends us for the last 14 years, now it's in NY, and we are trying to make it a "home" ;)
Love that song....
ReplyDeleteI too am not sure where "home" is, since my parents moved away from my childhood home when I graduated high school. I finally feel settled in our town, or more aptly it's the place I've lived in longest and the one I consider home because of my kids.
Love, love, love. I had never heard this song before, but love it, and this entire post. I think it's living life to the fullest when you are able to make "a home" anywhere, with people you love.
ReplyDeleteIt's a combination of being surrounded with the people I love and the things I love. Not just all things, the sentimental things, the memories, you know?
ReplyDeleteI'd like to think home is where my family is, but I don't know. I mean, I'd die without them with me, but living in the same city my entire life I think I'd feel lost anywhere else. Though I'm with you... If my kids leave me someday, I will probably have to follow them! :)
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