What Home Means To Me

Home, a place where I can go and feel safe, a place where I make memories, and a place where I feel at home. A place in the summer for popsicles and fun outside making memories, or a place in the winter for hot cocoa and sleigh rides while chilling near the fireplace, a place where I feel at home. A place for popcorn and movies at night or pancakes and bacon with some orange juice in the morning, a place where I feel at home. A place where I can play games with my sister like monopoly or clue, or where I can play fifa and football with my brother, a place where I feel at home. A place that connects me to where I live and to my country or a place where I feel safe and guarded, a place where I feel at home. A community that I am connected to through my home is a community at home, and a culture that I'm connected to through my home is a culture in my home, a place where I feel at home. A home is where me and my family live and make memories together And with friends and cousins, a place where I feel at home. A place where I live and will live for a while, and a place where memories light up and are remembered, a place where I feel at home. Home, a place that represents my culture, and represents my future and my feelings, a place where I feel at home. A time in my life that I will never forget no matter what happens in my future. It truly is a place where I feel at home. A memory that represents my home like a specific day or holiday or a room in it like a bathroom or bedroom, it is a place where I feel at home. A place that not everybody has or will ever have, but because Habitat For Humanity gives people a home that they will never forget, if by 2030 the goal to eliminate poverty isn't met, others might not make these memories like I have and it will be a place where we feel at home.