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over a year ago
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"Wherever I lay my hat 
This for me too.
I'm at home wherever I can shut the door and have my own space - where I choose who comes in or out of it."
Absolutely.... and the place where I can walk in and take my bra off straight away lol x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wherever I lay my hat
This for me too.
I'm at home wherever I can shut the door and have my own space - where I choose who comes in or out of it.
Absolutely.... and the place where I can walk in and take my bra off straight away lol x"
Ahhh yes 
Taking the bra off is nearly as delicious as getting into bed after a long day!
I just got in from work and took it all off, shoes off, bra off, clothes off, took my hair down and put Pj's on.
I'm Sooo happy
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By *onyGalWoman
over a year ago
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I feel most at home on the back of one of my good horses. Uninterrupted & unhindered headspace, feeling the warm hush of contentment that only comes from having my thoughts read by my horse. Home is fleetingly to be found in other places but only guaranteed to be found in this place. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Other than my time at Uni, I've never lived more than 5 or 6 miles from where I was born - even Uni was only about 20 miles away
It will never change as long as my parents are living
I'd like to think I'd be more open to moving then, but I don't know, I do love my home city. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I've lived in lots of places, enjoyed some,endured others.
Home isn't really a place that's a fixed location.
It's more a feeling of another where I may want to be.... |
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By *ynecplCouple
over a year ago
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I have lived all over the world and until we came to Newcastle at the start of 2000 I had never lived anywhere for longer than 3 years from the day I was born. I have always considered home to be where my family are. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I've all over this country and quite a few others on a few different continents ... it's just where I'm happy at the time! All have their merits, good points and bad times... home is me!! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wherever I lay my hat
This for me too.
I'm at home wherever I can shut the door and have my own space - where I choose who comes in or out of it.
Absolutely.... and the place where I can walk in and take my bra off straight away lol x
Ahhh yes
Taking the bra off is nearly as delicious as getting into bed after a long day!
I just got in from work and took it all off, shoes off, bra off, clothes off, took my hair down and put Pj's on.
I'm Sooo happy
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Lol! I always know what day of the week it is by the amount of bras that are hanging on the back of the chair |
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The closest thing to it for me would be when I am by the sea maybe.
