I have a 107 acres of farmland out in Braymer, Missouri that I call home even though I probably wont move back there till I get old and retire. I went there in the summers as a kid and had more fun with an atv, rifle and dog than I have with all these electronics and expensive toys.

home is where i can feel comfortable enough to sleep anywhere inside

Omaha, Ne--The Cornhusker State

Simi Valley. Current residence. Not the most exciting town but it's horribly peaceful unlike the valley. And for the most part, people are great out here... except for the hicks and such of course.

Home is where my heart and my ps2/computer is....

I've lived all over the place (military family) so there isn't really a place I look back to and call "home". Home is wherever my bed happens to be at a given point in time.

Western Massachusetts

Generally, for me, "home" is whereever I sleep that night. I mean, provided it's in some sort of sheltered area. After all, a beach isn't really "home".

<a href="http://www.yahoo.com>My Home</a>

Born if Lawrence, Kansas. Spent 4 years, 7-11 approx, growing up in Misawa AFB, Japan.

Never really considered a place my "Home" home. But if any, Japan. Great place to live!

"Home" is where I live. Where my stuff is. Where I park my truck most nights.

I call my home the place where I live. The house im living in now, my father built a few years back so I like to call that home :). The old house I use to live in was also known as home at the time, but now it is "Old House" or "Old Home"

Just my $0.02

Ireland, I cant wait to go back to my birth place ;)

chicago

Home is where I go to sleep and wake up.

http://www.adventureantigua.com/library/cave.jpg

That's Mrs. Giant Hamburger asking me to come out of my "home."

I refused.

South Adams Street

anyone who knows me well enough knows I have always called the entire universe, "home"

that's why I never die

Some part of my psyche will always relate to San Diego as "home" and I have a deep sense of that when I visit there these days. A deep sigh when I breathe the air there - it stirs something in me that's been ingrained some I was born.

But... Pasadena, where I live now, has felt like Home for a long time now. When I first spent any length of time here, it just felt like home instantly and still does. I'm just comfortable here and I actively appreciate it on a regular basis. Take a deep breath, look around and think, "yeahhhhhhhh... this is the place."

Vancouver, BC, could be such a place for me if I ever ended up there. It has definitely had that feel the three or four times I've been there. Whomever said they grew up in Burnaby, I'm jealous of you. =) I had the best meal of my life at the 10th St. Bistro in Burnaby... cool town.

Torrance California. I was born and raised there.

I live in San Diego now, but it's not the same.

I, too, am in San Diego. Home is where I'm living at that time.

where i live now

Well spoken, sirrah!

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Home, for me, is a residence in which I may shut everything and everyone out. A place where I can go and tell everyone "You are not welcome here. I will be out sometime in the near future." This is actually how I define my friends - friends, to me, are people I can tolerate having in my home for more than an hour at a time. All others are simply acquaintances. I'm waiting to see just how long I can have my current love incarnate around before I start itching to get her out.

Right here in front of this computer screen.

i'm with wrold's king... i've lived here in the phoenix area all my life, but i'm not comfortable enough here to call it home... my whole family and some of my friends are here, but it's just not that much to me...

i know with a great deal of certainty that i'll be moving to virginia in the winter, but i doubt i'll find home there either... i'm just not sure where i want to settle down yet... i don't think i've seen enough of the world and know myself well enough to know where i want to be quite yet.

I've called 'home' a small town outside Phoenix Arizona , it was where I was born, for whom I work for now, and where I plan to stay unless something irresistable comes along in the future. Most of my family also lives here and to some extent it's nice having family close by.

Portland, Oregon is my home but in the past two years I've lived in Houston, Indy (indiana sucks completely), LA and now I live in south Orange County near Irvine.


I actually like orange county, I've met quite a few nice folks here and a ton of hot girls but Portland is home. Its the best city on the west coast.

columbia Missouri- smack dab in the middle of the U.S.A. but reasonably close to a variety of cool places and things- and comfortable enough to tolerate

I was born and raised in SouthWestern Pennsylvania.

I now reside in Omaha, Nebraska.

I <b>want</b> to live in Hew Hampshire.

So, "home" is a tough one.

my mommy and daddy's is home

Home is where I hang my heart.....

But for now I live in KCMO... aka Kansas Fukkin City

i was born on Norfolk Island.
but i guess right now i call sunny Sydney home.
and i think its a pretty damn fine place to call home.

My parents crib is my home as well :D

Home, for now, is right here in the west side of Cincinnati. I have lived almost all of my life here.
When I do get married and start a family, then wherever I may settle down will become home.

Dublin, Ireland.

Even though I've been living in Sydney, Australia, for a few years, I'll always want to go back to "the Auld Country"...

I made my wife promise she'd bury me in Ireland...

hahah


Mr Mephisto

North East Kansas, lived there from second through 12th grade. It's where my mom and sister live so that's what makes it home

Northern Minnesota, near a town so small the city limit signs were on the same post.
Go back to visit whenever I can, brings back such good memories.

I've lived in South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Washington, Hawaii, Korea, and on a tiny island in the middle of the pacific called Johnston Atoll but I've always returned to the Clleveland area... Must be a masochist

I currently live just outside of Atlanta, Georgia.. been here 10 years. I've also lived in Maine and Florida.