Back when I was about 8 – 10 years old, I used to think that the word “home” and “house” were having the same meaning in English, “a place where you live“, or at least, they have the same translation when come into my native language. But then I found, they were not used in the same manner. Commonly when we said “house“, it implied that we need something physically build to refer it.
But a home, well… it has a broader meaning. It is given to a specific place, whether it a house, a village, a land, a town, a country or even a planet – which there is abundant of possibility you bound to it by your feeling, not just only by law and order.
A home is where people able to sheltering their mind peacefully, where soul renders one own complexity into the most simple sonnet that bring about calm and harmony.
It a place everybody call home.
At this Ramadhan I can make my dream come true. After doing a six years-long journey, I work from home and breath on my homeland. Yeaaay…!
SukaSuka
Well, absolutely Jakarta is not (yet) a home for me..
SukaSuka
Well, for me, I wish I just don’t ever need to step in Jakarta :(.
SukaSuka
something funny with you “home” here 😀 … seems your comment overlapping
SukaSuka
Which one is the overlapped one? :).
SukaSuka
than a home is a place of residence or refuge. When it refers to a building, it is usually a place in which an individual or a family can rest and store personal
SukaSuka
I think you’re gonna say the house in that picture is your home 😉
SukaSuka
Sya, hi hi…, I wish I would able to build a charm and peaceful house like that one someday :).
SukaSuka
How can people live without a home? A place to go home..
SukaSuka
Well, somebody perhaps eagerly feel that the whole planet is his/her home :).
SukaSuka