[Annonymous/Audio/Untraceable]

[efinkymraenilef]

[Though it is posted as annonymous, anyone who knows his voice will recognize Jake as Jake.]

So I've been thinking lately and I want input. What is home? What makes a location a home exactly? Home tends to mean permanence and stability. But do we really have any of that? Any of us could be sent home at a moments notice and never some back. And for some of us, that means going back to simply die a second after we return home.

Can we make homes here? Is there anyone who sees this place as their home now? What is your definition of home?

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[glompwitch.livejournal.com]

Well that's a little more complex. It starts with an environment that's comfortable to you - where you can do your work, if you don't keep a separate workplace.

[efinkymraenilef.livejournal.com]

Alright. Anything else?

[glompwitch.livejournal.com]

... When you realize you've found your place, don't sacrifice it.

It may not be perfect, but don't destroy it trying to find better things. As my old master can tell you, that way only leads to idiots getting stuck in bad conditions.

[efinkymraenilef.livejournal.com]

Huh. Interesting look at it.