Write about your dream home.
My optimistic side would say i’d love to live somewhere warm, who wouldn’t? I’d probably live in my favourite destination and that is the Western side of Cyprus. The people are friendly, the weather is warm and even the winter months can allow you the freedom of still being able to wear shorts. Yes, my old aching bones say that, that is the place for me.
However my realistic side thinks different.
I live in an old 1930’s house that did not have an ounce of insulation in its core fabric. Was it warmer back then? I think not. I am in a most fortunate position that our little old creaking, cold and demanding abode is ours. We are very fortunate.
I sit here writing about dream homes, when some people are dreaming for just a home, thats the problem, realising a dream. Sometimes its just out of reach. And here i am now thinking just what an idiot i am when in theory i have it all. Well, I don’t actually have it all, but in the eyes of many I’m well off. But i would have to disagree with that, comfortable yes, wealthy definitely not. What we have has taken a lot of self sacrifice, a lot of effort and more downs than there has been ups. We are nothing if not survivors, as are many others out there. We are bordering on retirement. It’s been a struggle to say the least.
So let’s approach this subject again probably from the angle i should have done in the first place.
I have an old house, it’s comfortable but cold in winter, and i love it. I wouldn’t ever want to be anywhere else and i am thankful for what i have and for those i have around me. I’m thankful to those who come into our little home and share the good and not so good times with us. Why would i ever wish to live abroad when i already live in my dream home. A new location does not fulfil the dream, those around you, the familiar landmarks and all those memories that we are creating on a daily basis are what make that thing of beauty. The bad times we learn from, we move on and become wiser.
This is my dream home. even though it’s bloody chilly.
Stay safe and warm. Peace to all.

Thanks for your like of my post, “Christ And Pre-Kingdom Jews – Pt 12;” you are very kind.
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🙏 you’re welcome
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You’ve captured something deep—how the mind dreams of distant warmth, but the heart finds meaning in the familiar. It’s easy to believe happiness is somewhere else, waiting in a perfect place. But maybe true peace isn’t about changing where we are—it’s about seeing what we have with clearer eyes.
Your home, with its years and its winters, isn’t just a house. It holds time, memories, the rhythm of life itself. And maybe that’s the real dream—not escaping to something new, but realizing that where we are, with all its imperfections, is already enough.
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Well said K.
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Beautifully written! I think life is mix of ups and downs and we should be greatful to everyone and everything.
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Thank you Priti for visiting and taking the time to comment. 🙏
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😊🙏
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