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What Makes A House A Home?

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Could this be a home?When I took a few minutes this morning to revisit some of my old posts on my Active Rain blog, I came across one that I wanted to bring forward and post here.  The original article was written as a challenge from one of the other Active Rain members and this is just my contribution to the question:
    "What Makes A House A Home". 

I would love to hear your comments on what makes a house a home... or if you even make a distinction between the two words.

Have a great week-end!

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Posted on Saturday, February 9, 2008 at 12:06PM by Registered CommenterCarol Williams in | Comments2 Comments

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It does not take a house to make a home. I have been floating in mine for 11 wonderful years. Longer then any of the 13 other homes I had on land. Read about it at; http://sailingnightwatch.wordpress.com/. It was a fixer-upper.
February 22, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterNightwatch
Hey Nightwatch: Thanks for stopping by my blog. You're absolutely right! I say home is truly where your heart is. About 3 years ago I sold a small mobile home to a guy who had lived on his sail boat for 20 years. He had a hard time filling it up! He only moved to land because of health reasons to be closer to medical facilities. I'll check out your website. Smooth sailing! Carol
February 22, 2008 | Registered CommenterCarol Williams

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