Italy
If you’re not happy at home, you’re not happy anywhere else.
To me, November is everything about the home. We are preparing our homes for the shorter days and longer dark nights; settling in so to speak with a good book and a cup of cocoa in front of the fire. November is also all about the family and food and sharing. So through November I will share tidbits about the home and some fascinating photos of homes around the world. Enjoy!
Outdoor life, usually from Central Japan
Looking for meanings in words, images and sounds
Reflections on places traveled and photos taken.
Cruising with the Thyrre Family
Where my Travels, Art and my Blog merge together.
The mental meandering that cross my keyboard
Taking steps to live a healthy and enriched life
Website & Blog of J. Kelland Perry, Author
A photographic journey.
Photography celebrating flowers, plants, and the natural world
Roaming, at home and abroad
The Corner Garden
Our Next Chapter
Photography, Travel and Retirement
Upgrade Your Travels. First Class Luxury Travel from all parts of the Globe. Business Class Airline, Lounge and Hotel Reviews, Stories and Adventures
Stories, Inspiration, and Beyond
Uninformed writings from an arrogant Sydneysider
Expressing Thought Through Photography
Every Day is a Gift!
The Travel Lady In Her Shoes 
3 Responses to “November: If You’re Not Happy at Home”
That is very true. No matter what wonderful places we find ourselves in we are always happy to get back to our home after a few weeks. We are in Canada at the moment as our fourth granddaughter has just been born. We are so lucky to have been here for the birth. Her elder sister is nearly two and is absolutely delightful. Hearing her calling your name in the morning is so special and well worth being away from home for. That is a lovely photo of the Italian brickwork and flowers. I have a lot of your travel posts to catch up on and will enjoy reading them during the winter evenings when we get back home.
Good to hear from you Annette! Look forward to seeing your posts. I’ve been BUSY!
It is sad to think there are people that are not happy at home.