
Coming Home
Homes have personalities. They are extensions of ourselves. A home needs life to sustain it. When I returned from four months in Italy, my home was happy to see me.
EXPLORING OUR CONNECTION TO PEOPLE AND PLACE
Homes have personalities. They are extensions of ourselves. A home needs life to sustain it. When I returned from four months in Italy, my home was happy to see me.
Why does one place feel like home and another place, while beautiful or lovely in many ways, does not? To put it simply (very simply),
Home is food. More than that, it is the experiences and memories of how we eat food. Home for me is the sharing of food, cooked at home by many hands and enjoyed with abundance.
It’s often said that we travel to see new places and meet new people. To expand our lives and our point of view. I think
Most of us are familiar with Henry David Thoreau, notably for his time of living in the woods for two years, two months, and two
I am not a fan of driving in Italy. That could change. Or not. Most of my life is magical thinking so, sure, it could
The Covid-19 pandemic has everything to do with home. It has struck at the very heart of home, in multiple ways, and Americans are struggling.
“My story starts where every man’s story starts: with mom.”[1] Mom is our very first home. Every one of us began our lives in our
I’m starting to see more articles and essays on home. Which is not surprising since most of us are at home more than ever these
During quarantine, there’s a prevailing thought that we are “stuck” at home. Even Ellen DeGeneres, currently living in yet another of her fabulous homes, surrounded
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