Meaning of Home

Home is somewhere you can live and be safe. Home is safe because you have parents that can help you. Maybe, if you have an older brother or sister, they can help you too in some things, like teaching you how to do something. Siblings can help you a lot. Home is really important to me because my parents make me food, drive me to hockey games and practices. Home does not even have to be a home; it can be a place that means a lot to you. Some people don't have a home, but they do have a place that means a lot to them like a park or building or a library. Home is really important to everybody because it is really comfortable, safe, has caretakers, always has food, somewhere to sleep and rest. Home means a lot to me because there is always food when I'm hungry, especially when I come from my hockey games and practices. My parents mean a lot to me because they pay for our house and pay for the things that they buy me. Sometimes, I buy things for myself too. I'm fine with it though because I don't want to take away money from my parents. All of my family members help me a lot. My cousin helps me with stuff, too, like math or playing video games with me or talking or telling jokes. That's why home is safe, comfortable, and important.