Feeling like a little kid makes me feel better. It's probably because I had a great childhood and parents who would walk through fire for me. And as a kid I always felt really safe. I feel lucky because I'm sure some little kids live in fear. Not everyone grew up with a warm blanket of refuge wrapped tightly around them. So when I am sick or sad or something goes wrong in life, I often long for my house. My shitty twin bed. My fridge that is really old and makes a lot of noise but always has food in it that I want to eat. My couches in my basement. The comforts.
When I can't have them, I need something that feels like them. My people. Reflecting on my weekend, I am really glad that 'home' has learned to travel. Home came to me, we trashed a tiny room, and spent way too much money eating every meal out. What they say is true - it's never what you have or what you do, it's always who you're with.
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