Home Again

Jul 19, 2010 17:28

I had an interesting conversation yesterday about the nature of 'home'. Is it a place you return to, where you currently hang your hat, or anyplace where you find yourself in the company of those you love?

(user) green_psyd, (user) mlefler_no1

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mlefler_no1 July 20 2010, 00:40:31 UTC
For a long time, I pretty much considered it wherever I was for the long term, especially since even my parents' home wasn't really my home anymore. But I definitely see it differently now.

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dr_boyce July 20 2010, 03:00:59 UTC
How so?

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mlefler_no1 July 20 2010, 04:07:15 UTC
Well, now I see my home as with Chris, so I suppose that's a place I return to that has the person I love.

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dr_boyce July 20 2010, 17:39:38 UTC
*He smiles, happy with the general overall turn of events in their lives.* Do you two have any special plans for the future?

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mlefler_no1 July 21 2010, 04:41:34 UTC
We're going to be getting me a horse. *She laughs softly.* Does that count as special plans?

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dr_boyce July 22 2010, 15:33:19 UTC
I don't see why not. Chris wouldn't get a horse for just anyone.

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mlefler_no1 July 22 2010, 23:01:43 UTC
That's very true. He said he was going to start looking before the Hood returns to Earth. It'll be interesting to see what he finds.

So how about you? How would you define it?

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dr_boyce July 22 2010, 23:31:33 UTC
When I was young, I thought it was a place. In some respects, it still is a place. A place in time. Now that I'm older... I can look back and see that it wasn't the location that made it home but the people who shared it with me.

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mlefler_no1 July 23 2010, 00:54:15 UTC
*She nods in agreement, knowing she would feel the same way if Chris were to move.* It's not where they are, but where they are.

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dr_boyce July 24 2010, 00:04:55 UTC
Yes indeed.

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