Your House is Not Your Home

A house is just where memories are stored, but your home is where they are made. A house is where you are safe, but your home is where you feel safe. A house is just your big empty building, but your home is your own little world. A house is just where you live, but your home is where you live with your family. A house is just where you feel mediocre, but your home is where you feel happy feelings, like joy. A house is a place you invite friends to, but your home is where you have fun with them. A house is where your bed makes you warm outside (literally), but your bed in your home makes you feel warm inside. At a house, you can still feel homesick, but at your home, you don’t because you’re with your family, and you feel homesick away from your family, not your home. So a house is where you live, sleep, and eat, but your home is where you have fun, laugh, and sing.