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What feels like home to me:
Husband.
Kids.
And my own pillow.
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What says HOME to you? In six words?
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I can relate! Anywhere and anytime.
I could even lose the pillow…
You’re clearly more flexible than I!
I lost my favourite pillow a year ago.
Well I left it in a hotel.
Devastated I was!
AW MAN! That’s just no good.
Oh, I never go anywhere without my own pillow. OK, slight exaggeration but when travelling to visit family, etc. – pillow travels too.
Well, why not? I can’t think of a better use for packing space than that.
The kids are trained. They can cuddle with me and even sleep with me, as long as I have my own pillow.
An excellent arrangement, I would say.
am I the only one having trouble getting onto coffeesandcommutes?
It wasn’t working for me this morning, but it is now!
I agree.
I am a little late – and it isn’t 6 words exactly – but it is a little bit of “home” to me.
Thank you for hosting this!!
My pleasure, of course!
pillows. mmmm. husband. kids. yep. home.
pillow, husband, kids, in whatever order.
My banana pillow feels like home
5 years old. Only $10. Yellow.
Lumpy, ugly, tattered. But brings peace.
And peace feels like home. Excellent.
Sounds like home to me too.
Shared visions of home: pretty nice.
I had to smile. My son is 24 and when he travels he takes his pillow with him.