I believe that "home" is the place were all your worries are gone, where you don't have doubts or sadness i believe that our "home" is different for each of us. This sense of home could be within a person, place or just in our selves. I also believe that its one of the only thing that drives us to work for a better life, so we can find our home. So we can find where we belong in such a chaotic world, so we can finally have that small peace.

Home to me is when i dont have to worry about anything. When i love life even more then i already do. Its when i wish things would never end. 

Wolfie got you thinking Jomo and now you've got us thinking .... I wish there was an end to thinking about some things.  Where and what is home?

Home is the bush - scrub, a chair that makes a lap for a cat and a dog and a couple of kids to sit on, a cuddle from the lovely man I married, the smell of my own sheets fresh on the bed, talking to someone with an accent like mine (that doesn't happen often), smells - a sorghum harvest, burning cane, drought dust, rain on the way, a dry wind, the ocean, my kids hair after a bath - and before a bath for that matter.  

It is the familiar, the triggers of thinking of loved ones and feeling loved and safe, the triggers of happiness and happy times.

It isn't the building, the address, but it might happen there.  Enough thinking   UM xxxxx

Thank you for that little glimpse of your life, Shopno - I can picture you under the duvet and by the lake - how wonderful.  And what a nice way to feel your 'home'.

As I type this, my letters are multicoloured - black and purple and green and greyish - how odd. 

I just wonder if they will be multicoloured on the TA, or if this is just my computer screen having fun with me...  Dang machines!  Think they can defeat me! No way, Jose!

Well.  I do have synaethesia [or however you spell it] but not complete for numbers - just some numbers never change colour, others are all over the place.  But I do have a definite 'sense' confusion between smell/odours and emotions - so will more likely smell smoke, than feel danger - then when I realise that I am smelling smoke, or smokiness, I understand the danger.  And the smoke is not always the same - different smoky smells.  Odd, I know. 

All my letter 'l's in this, and 'i's, are purple.  How odd.  Not when it comes out on the TA, though.

Safety is really vital for 'homesense' I am sure.  I feel safe here where I am, I feel that I have privacy - and so I am starting to think this is home - which is really wonderful - I wish that for you with all my heart, Mybenj!

Love to you all - XXXXXXXXXX [now in pale grey and purple - think my monitor is telling me it is going to cark it... ow, had a flat tyre two days ago, can't accept a broken monitor for at least a month...]