Home is
- where the heart is.
- where I hang my masks.
- where I don’t have to wear a mask.
- where I’m writing this blog post.
- where I have all my feelings.
- where I try to let go of fear, worry, anxiety, and despair.
- a comfort to me.
- where I feel safe.
- where I am doing my remote Coping and Healing groups.
- where I gather my strength.
- where I live with my husband Michael and our cat Harley.
- like the best restaurant ever because Michael is such a great cook.
- where I took these photos:
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Home is different things to different people.
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“Home is” by Jacob Collier is what I was listening to yesterday when I took those photos of homes.
Home is where I’ll be awaiting any comments on today’s post.
Home is where I am grateful, here and now, for all who help me feel like I’m always at home, including YOU.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
We can be at home and also be with each other and for each other. Sometimes, it is when we return home that we are restored to a place where we can reach out again.
Thanks so much for sharing that restorative song, Maureen, from your home to mine.
Home is the place I’m always happy to return to!
I’m always happy to return to your comments, my friend !
Ann, excuse my ignorance, but what does the F stand for on cloth fire cracker? Home is a sacred place – sometimes I find it in the hearts of people. We’ll be heading home in 12 days, Ann
That is an F-bomb that somebody gave me to keep in my home. Thanks for this wonderful comment.
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I feel each person’s blog is also a home of sorts–one they graciously share with others, allowing strangers to come in and comment on the decor. Your blog is one I return to regularly because, of course, you make it a welcoming place.
Thank you for all the welcoming homes you share, Chris, including your terrific blog.
home is where you live, with those who care for you and you for them, and for all of the special things within
Where I live, beth, you always make it feel more like home.
Home is my sanctuary. I’m grateful I have one.
I’m so grateful for you, Debra!
Home is where Dr. Harley listens with his heart.
Thanks for this heartfelt comment, Maria.
Home is supposed to be where we feel safe and secure, Ann.
I hope our American home will feel safe and secure again, my friend.
What instructions come with that F bomb?