home.

I went to go see "the switch" and i really liked it.

The previews make it seem like it's a complete comedy but it's actually pretty sad and heartfelt.

Besides watching the movie I am someone who is always aware of the soundtrack.

[it was a good soundtrack by the way]

But this go around I was also struck by a line in the movie....and i've been thinking about it a lot.

I won't give away what was going on but the line was, "They are my home."

WHAT IS YOUR HOME?

-certain people?

-a house itself?

-beliefs?

-stores?

-neighbors?

-workout routine?

-destination?

-an outfit?

-specific movie?

-furniture?

-food?

-car?

-school?

-occupation?

-drink?

-a song?

I have loved entertaining this thought.

I've come to realize that I'm someone who adapts abnormally well to change--and so i'm guessing my typical "HOME" isn't the same as a lot of people. I feel so content with the smallest of things and I think thats why I constantly feel like life is so good.

I feel at home:

being physically at my house by myself or with my family.

being in the streets of new york city.

drinking from my freezing cold water bottle.

when I listen to beautiful world by coldplay or let go by imogen heap.

when I enter a LDS church house or temple no matter which one.

when it's raining.

in Anthropologie, Zgallery or H&M [i know this is pathetic]

when I'm driving my car with the windows down-blasting and singing to music.

when it's either springtime or fall.

being barefoot.

roaming the streets of Paris.

when I'm willingly on a run.

eating pita and hummus, edamame, starburst, smoothies, grapes, chicken & broccoli casserole

when i'm with e.

sitting indian style.

when my close friends get together.

wearing comfy clothes.

I am home when i'm thinking about Israel and I felt like it was my home when I lived there.

...what is your home?