Home is where the ♥ is

YOU ARE AS HOMESICK AS YOU THINK

HOME, the place where we can all rest our heads and pour our hearts out, the place where we truly belong, among our family’s warmth. What could be tougher than leaving all the warmth and comfort behind and settling somewhere distant? College life is the beginning of many realizations which help us grow as an individual. It makes us independent and responsible. It helps us in coping with the hurdles and obstacles all by our self.

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We all step into real world and feel lost initially and it’s only human to feel so. Think about the first time you learnt how to ride bicycle- you needed someone to hold it and one day they just let you go without you even realizing it and that’s when you realized your capability. Mandy Hale beautifully said, “To live, to TRULY live, we must be willing to RISK.”

The idea of leaving home and living alone is, indeed, very intimidating. Being a second year student from Christ University, I know how difficult it was for me to cope with an entire new setting but I knew for a fact that thinking about this will only make me more homesick. So instead of constantly thinking about the new place I told myself that, “This is how it’s going to be for the next few years and I have two choices- either crib about how this place is not my home or take this up as a challenge to adjust to the environment and make this my home”.

Ø So what do you take home from the words above?

· It is okay to miss your home

· With a strong will, you can easily adjust anywhere

· It is really important to step out of your comfort zone

· Great things require great perseverance

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