For a while now, it's been easy for me to call any place "home". I've lived in 17 (18? um...?) different homes in the past 7 years. They've all had their quirks (and, in some of the cookie-cutter Florida apartments, their...lack of quirks) but they've all meant something to me. It's not like I'm particularly attached to any place we've lived, but...wherever we lived at any moment, I think God gave me the grace to call it "home" and mean it.
This phenomenon carried over a little oddly when I toured with Communicators For Christ this past fall, every week a new place to sleep and new people and new experiences. And yet...everywhere felt like home.
This could, of course, be easily explained by the fact that I was with some of the most amazing people in the universe.
"If home is where the heart is, then my home is where you are."
I must've been given more heart than I ever thought possible. Because...my heart is with so many people. & So I think I can find a home anywhere. Because I can find someone I love anywhere (practically). Also because I miraculously find something homey about every place I inhabit.
This will probably make eventual house-hunting fairly easy.
Song [quoted in this post]: I'm Taking You With Me - Relient K
Tomorrow: TV Theme Songs (it'll probably be as lame as you think)
3 comments:
"(and, in some of the cookie-cutter Florida apartments, their...lack of quirks)" [/Paper Towns]
Therein is the "secret" of contentment.
Dude, that quote is from a reliant K song? I thought it was from some flair making overly sentimental teen on Facebook. ;)
I completely agree with this. In all the times we've traveled I don't think I ever really felt "out of place". Hum.
Awww I love that picture! You guys are amazing! I miss you now even more!
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