Heimweh (noun) Origin: German | Homesickness.
“I felt a pang — a strange and inexplicable pang that I had never felt before.
It was homesickness. Now, even more than I had earlier when I’d first glimpsed it, I longed to be transported into that quiet little landscape, to walk up the path, to take a key from my pocket and open the cottage door, to sit down by the fireplace, to wrap my arms around myself, and to stay there forever and ever.”
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As much as I love to travel. As much as I love new experiences. As much as I love a variety of food and drink. As much as I love making new friends. As much as I love the open road. As much as I love flying. As much as I love taking the train. As much as I love new sceneries. As much as I love the sounds of an unfamiliar culture. As much as I love who I become in a new surrounding. As much as I love the view of an unfamiliar landscape from an open hotel window. As much as I love everything about every other place in the world….
There is nothing I love more than home.
“Maybe you had to leave in order to really miss a place; maybe you had to travel to figure out how beloved your starting point was.” ―
Homesick: Nawazish; pianogirl; susi; rugby; sang; iqra; christy; gdutta; manoj; jonathan; dale; cassandra
rfljenksy - Practicing Simplicity 
saudade – Portuguese for nostalgia or longing for home
I like that and might have to add it to my list.
Cool. I didn’t understand your comment on Fake Flamenco. Was it about being bilingual?
I would have to go back and read it I don’t know!! I wonder if I was using voice to text!
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Ahhh..my very corny sense of humor. https://youtu.be/9dzFkU9VpJQ ..kids music video.. changed fox to dog. I’m really the only one who gets my sense of humor!