Home

Home is a place where you can unwind and be who you are. A place where you feel safe being who you are, loved, and unrestricted in your actions. I believe that my house is the best because it is so cozy and caring. I am infatuated with my house because it is so vibrant and comfortable. I know that my family will make sure that I make amends, so I do not need to worry about making mistakes. My favourite moments are spent with my family watching movies, having conversations, and going out because I can always count on laughing! My family's love is one of the reasons I cherish my home. I love my family because if I ever need a kidney, I know they will give me one. My siblings and I act as though we despise one another when we fight, but after a while, we all begin to laugh together. My sister and I share a unique bond because, in my opinion, we will always support each other when we need it—even if there are moments when we irritate each other. My warm and lovely home is the second reason. My mom makes beautiful design choices, so it is pretty. She uses blue, white, brown, and black in my house, and I adore it because the colours go well with the design of my home. We all cuddle up next to the fireplace with an abundance of cozy blankets and pillows during the wintertime. I enjoy talking to my family during those times, which adds to the special and pleasant atmosphere. The third reason is the neighbourhood around my house. I live a half-minute away from the park, which is my favourite place to go when I am bored or feeling down. Going to the park makes me feel so happy because it improves my mental and physical well-being. It was there that I created a great deal of memories, and this summer I will create even more. I made a lot of friends there, including the people I trust the most. The summertime is when I like to play a lot of games in the park with my friends. Along with hanging out and playing around, I would engage in games like grounders and tag. My mother would get very upset because it would get dark at that time, so I stopped going at five or six and returned at nine. And that is the essence of what home means to me.