Summary: The article captures the nostalgic feeling of waking up at a sleepover and how it evokes a sense of comfort and familiarity, even in a different environment.
Takeaways:
🏡 Remember the feeling of waking up at a sleepover, where everything is different yet familiar.
🌅 Take time to slowly wake up and reflect on your surroundings.
🍳 Enjoy breakfast with loved ones or friends, experiencing a sense of love and care.
😄 Embrace the authenticity of people in the morning, with bare faces and messy hair.
🗣️ Engage in mundane conversations that reveal unique quirks and preferences.
❤️ Create an environment that feels like home for yourself and those around you.
Remember that feeling when you wake up at a sleepover and it’s either totally quiet or you can hear people upstairs sleepily making breakfast? And everything is different, the bed, the walls, the layout and smell of the house, but so familiar at the same time? I miss that.
You wake up slowly. "Where am I?" but then you remember. You get up off the floor and plod upstairs, and your friends' parents (or your relatives) are making breakfast. You sit around the table eating and chatting and it's delicious and you feel so loved and cared for.
Everyone is barefaced, voices raspy and hair a bit of a mess. Someone probably literally still has their eyes closed. Conversation is mundane but reveals little quirks – so-and-so doesn't butter their pancakes, someone HATES orange juice, and so on and so forth.
It feels like home.