General Chat

As the song goes "Wherever I lay my hat, that's my home". Depends where I'm staying at the time but usually it's my own house. Kathy

when living in married quarters i always used to refer to home as mum and dads, id always say well be coming home next weekend, or whenever. hubby did remind me once that home ws where we lived with our kids, but id just remind hm how lucky we were to have 2 homes then. mum always said it was his home too in wales

What strange creatures we all are. I also said "home" when I visited my mother's house, even though I'd never lived there. Sylvia

I would call where I live with my husband and son "home" but I would also refer to my parents house where I grew up with my brothers and sister as "home" too.Home is where you make it but its all to do with who you make it with if you get my meaning!

I class home as here where I live with my partner and children. But when I go to my Dads although I never lived there I call that home...weird!! Debbi xxx

i think i class home as where all my family live.lived in hertfordshire for twelve years and couldn't call that home.but after a time we finally moved down and the relief was so that when i saw my beloved portsmouth i knew i was home back with my familyxxxxxxxxx

"Home is where the heart is", "There's no place like home". What do you think?? If I say "I'm going home" here I mean where I live. If I say "I'm going home" when I'm on holiday, I also mean to my chalet, apartment, hotel etc. Any other interpretations??? Sylvia