And something I've always thought about throughout all of this is what it means to be home. And I've come to the conclusion, at least based on my perspective that home is not a place. I think that's a very confining definition for it because from my experience, more often than not, home is people. But it's also a feeling like anything can instill the feeling of home within you, whether it is a place or people or an activity or a lifestyle that you've been practicing
I feel like if the right people aren't in your life, then you're not going to end up in the right place. And that's why I think there's such a big factor in our growth and development just as individuals. So yeah, I completely agree. And as for home being a feeling, I think that also, in some ways reiterates what I was saying above, just that home is very much up to interpretation, and that's why I was motivated to ask this question
Jaime Alejandro
@cruzfolio · 2:02
Hey there, folks. I just wanted to chime in real quick and throw in a different perspective. But thank you for setting up this dialogue there and also to anyone who contributed to this because I feel that I do agree that home is a feeling, but it's not something that is static. I think over time maybe it could change for some people, it is one thing, and then it becomes something else, in my case, just to share a different perspective
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 2:09
It's a very rare accolade or sort of arrival at a certain skill level. So she also had this cosmic connection to Africa and never looked back. So I think there's this cosmic thing going on of people who have roots that are older than their own age. So I want to just to contribute that to this conversation