I have never felt that I've had a set "home". I've had a house; I've had a roof over my head that kept me safe in the night. However, I don't feel that I've ever had a "home".
My perspective only shifted when the God of Travel forced my hand, slowly and surely, by exposing me to all that the world had to offer. Life became less serious; it became more joyful.
I've learned to find a home in the smile on a stranger's face, the odd comments I overhear from passersby, and the wonderfully timed helping hand from a local. I've learned to find a home in the stars overhead, the distant backdrop of a landscape, and the native species who reside in the wild. I've learned to find a home in silly online communities, late-night Dungeons & Dragons gatherings, and hour long phone calls with friends.
"Home" can be just as much an experience as it is a place. Blessed is the name Hermes. 🧡












