A Dream Home

A dream home is based on two things. One is the materialistic things like how big it is, the amenities, the surroundings, the locality, the terrace, a garden, fountain at the entrance and so many things.

The other is its people. The family members who make the house made up of walls as a home.

I own a small home in India’s financial capital, but because of my job, I am not able to stay there for long.

So, wherever I get transferred, that place becomes my dream home—just because of the family that is with me.

A dream home is a clean home, it should have a place for praying and a clean kitchen. It should be adorned with books.

We can’t avoid clashes among family members, but no one should carry that as a burden; it should be cleared up then and there, like the kids, who fight and then immediately get along.

It should have respect for all its members.

A dream home should be open to neighbours. A good neighbour is very much a part of dream home.

A dream home need not be of just four walls, it should be lively, energetic, and empathetic of its members. That is the mot important thing.