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Day 337: Home away from Home

(For Tuesday July 29)

We traveled to NYC today to begin a week full of celebrating the wedding and marriage of my brother, Brad.  When we landed tonight we cabbed to a new-to-us apartment, my sister-in-love's, on the Upper West Side.  We are used to heading to the Upper East Side to my other brother's place but this trip we are filling up all the spaces!  We walked into this new-to-us space and I felt at home.  I felt at home because it was a space infused by people I love, people I have the honor of calling family.  It made me grateful that no matter where I am in this world when my family is with me that place is like a home away from home.  My family is the foundation of any home in any place.

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