The notion of home is one so ingrained in me. Wood-floors, bare feet chilled on the bathroom tile, coffee in the kitchen, always. Frames with the faces you love looking back at you.
I have a home. And I love it so dearly. But the feeling of being home is different this time around. Being with my parents again, while fantastic, affordable, and convenient is my home of a past life, it seems.
I need something of my own, me alone, to call home.
Not that being alone is what I necessarily want. At all, really. I love coming back to a place filled with voices or light arguments, people you share the responsibilities of a house with, and also, a fridge full of food. But I think I need to live alone. At least once.