Article July 21, 1980 Issue

Always at home

JAYNE MONROE

I live away from home more than 50 percent of the time and am intrigued by what others think of motel living. "Motels are great for vacationers but not for daily living," some comment. Even though there are travelers who enjoy this transient life style, others say, "Boredom is the biggest drawback!"

Boredom! Can weariness, dissatisfaction, or ennui come out of four walls? Hardly! Then, from where? From a misunderstanding of what home really is.

How can we have home—the feeling of contentment—with us at all times, regardless of location? I have found three helpful ways:

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