My Home

There is an important meaning of home. One, not everyone understands. Your house can keep you warm, dry, cozy, and it’s peaceful. Your home is filled with laughter, family, and most importantly, it’s filled with love. Be grateful for your home. I know I am. Many kids don’t have homes, so remember that your home is not just bricks stuck together with some sort of super glue. It has a more important meaning. You have memories in your home. Some you can share with others and some you can’t. Home has a great meaning. One, so important even you may not be able to understand; it may not be explainable. Some people own mansions and penthouses, and they think they're so lucky and rich. However, they really don’t know the true meaning of home. I said this before, but I am going to say it again. Your home is not some random bricks piled on top of each other with some sort of super glue. Actually, your home is not a structure at all. Try to understand the meaning of home, try to enjoy your home, try to appreciate the things inside your home. All those feelings are important. Think about them, and most importantly, think about if you do them. I am grateful for my home. I feel lucky to have a home. I understand the meaning of home, and it means a lot to me. I love my home.