Home is Where

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HOME IS WHERE 💕

"Home is where the heart is"
I cannot blame the daughter for she is staying at America even she is a Filipino. For 16 years, she is there. She was born there. 

Home is not just a house. In fact, home is where your love is there; where the comfort and care is also there.

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