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The saying goes 'Home is where the heart is'.  Firstly I struggle with that concept because physically your heart goes with you everywhere (I hope....) so therefore home is wherever you are physically.

On the other hand if you say that your home is where your 'emotional' heart is, then I think I am homeless!!!  This upsets me.  As you can tell I have been thinking of this a lot recently because I do have random mind!  I know if ever I were physically homeless I would always have places to go.  I am fortunate to have some amazing friends, people whom God has placed in to my life who have honestly made such a difference.  People who have and am sure will continue to 'put up with me' when I have no where to go.  

But where is my home?  Obviously I have a house where my family are, and where I  live.  But actually I don't consider that where my 'heart' stays.  Therefore my question is can  you be emotionally homeless?  If so how can you create/make/have an emotional home?

Just some random musings of  my mind...

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