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“Sometimes when we're feeling stuck in a rut, we can get clear by physically decluttering our homes. Getting rid of objects that hold past hurtful memories to them and moving out the things that takes up too much space for no reason.”

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“Дім - це дивитися, як сходить місяць над безкрайою сонною землею, і мати когось, кого ти можеш покликати до вікна, щоб дивитися на все це разом. Дім там, де ти можеш танцювати з іншими, а танці - це життя.”

Home

Book:11/22/63

Source: 11/22/63

“The distance between my home and here is a fraction of the emotional distance between here and inside.”

Home Distance Inside Outside Emotional Distance Fraction

Book:The Temptation of Eden

Source: The Temptation of Eden

“After she hung up, the cabin was quiet. The birdsong felt more distant, and the creaking of the doors in the wind sounded like nails on chalkboard. And I knew home was this, too: laughter, company. Home was the opposite of loneliness.”

Home

Book:Even If We Break

Source: Even If We Break

“Soon they were driving through the quaint streets of Homewood. Had it changed that much or had she just forgotten so many little details of it?”

Home Christmas Warmth Changes

Book:A Homewood Christmas

Source: A Homewood Christmas

“I have lived in seventy-two cities over the course of my life," the old man said, proudly. "There is no part of the world, I know nothing about." The young people on the bench beside him looked at him with admiration. "And which city did you like best?" one asked him. The old man thought for a long time, then sighed. "Now I look back," he said, "I think I was happiest in the village in the country where I grew up. If it had been the second place I had lived, I like I should have stayed there my whole life. But because it was the first, I convinced myself that there must be somewhere better and have never stopped looking for it.”

Home Happiness Travel Searching For Happiness Searching And Finding

Book:The Mind Is Its Own Place

Source: The Mind Is Its Own Place

“Aquello a lo que uno está acostumbrado es un paraíso.”

Home Paradise Customs

Author:Goethe W Johan

“So we troop out to the coast, and every time we meet someone from back home we fall on their necks and weep. Stupid, eh? Neither of them think it is stupid. You Can’t Go Home Again, said Thomas Wolfe. Morag wonders now if it may be the reverse which is true. You have to go home again, in some way or other.”

Home Loss Nostalgia

Book:The Diviners

Source: The Diviners

“One part of me is happy only in America, the other only in Europe. Without Americans, I would be very much at home in my country.”

Home Happiness American Dream Home Country Living Abroad Ex Pat Ex Pat Life

Author:Henry Miller

“He touched the tip of one leg to the place over Belle’s heart. “It’s here, foolish girl,” he said. “Home is all the people, all the places, and all the things that you love. You carry it wherever you go. Don’t you know that?”

Love Heart Home

Book:Beauty and the Beast: Lost in a Book

Source: Beauty and the Beast: Lost in a Book

“Memory's truth, because memory has its own special kind. It selects, eliminates, alters, exaggerates, minimizes, glorifies, and vilifies also; but in the end it creates its own reality, its heterogeneous but usually coherent version of events; and no sane human being ever trusts someone else's version more than his own.”

Truth Memory

Book:Midnight’s Children

Source: Midnight’s Children

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