At the Blogger MeetUp the other night, among many other topics we covered, someone (I think it was Anton) asked if we ever blogged about our homes, houses, childhood memories of home...
Now that John Edwards is travelling around the country promoting his new book - Home: The Blueprints of Our Lives - the idea of writing about one's childhood home seems quite interesting.
I am no lyrical writer and I have no idea what to say about my childhood home, but David Kirk rose to the occasion today and wrote a beautiful and touching essay about his childhood home. It is a great story for the holiday.
Now, will you write about your home?
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