Find your home.

You can build walls high enough to block voices and stares, but inside is just an empty room with no windows to see the nature beyond those walls or no furniture to rest with comfort. You can put a roof above your head to shelter you from storms or the intimidating night sky, but under, you’ll never experience the bright stars behind those dark skies or the refreshing rain from those storm clouds. You can add a mattress and sofas for comfort, but yet there is no shining light that brightens up the room or a pillow and blanket to provide you warmth. Don’t build high brick walls around you. Instead, find a home where you can rest with comfort, or feel safe, or feel free! Open your window and seek your home. The kind of home where you want to spend your life. The kind of home where you feel safe and comfortable. The kind of home where you feel to be yourself. To some people, a home are friends and family. To others, it could be as simple as satisfying food or soothing music. Your home could be a safe space where you feel at ease. Your home could be an object that brings you immense joy by just looking at it everyday. Your home could be the warmth of other human beings or a loving pet. Sometimes people find happiness in the littlest of things! Whether you’re 6, or 78, keep searching for that home. Find something that you’re willing to breathe for. Find your home.