New Portable Home Concept!

Recent lyrical discoveries suggest the concept of “home” may have been misunderstood for millennia. Most people are familiar with the age-old adage “you can never go home again”, which is not welcome news to anyone prone to packing their bag and hitting the road. Unfortunately, this fallacy has long been widely shared, likely leading to untold despair, despondency and even canceled flights. Instead, it turns out, it’s likely far more reasonable to expect lifelong access to “home” - even possible to “build it behind your eyes and carry it in your heart” according to lyrics contained in the James Taylor song “Enough to be on Your Way”, written about the untimely death of his brother Alex. Taylor wrote about his estranged brother’s bohemian life, his love of riding the rails and disappearing for years at a time with the words “It’s enough to be on your way, it’s enough to cover ground, it’s enough to be moving on”, suggesting that even those with a need to be away from loved ones are still capable of loving them fully. Research continues into this rather recent revelation, but for now the traveling community remains abuzz in optimism that coming “home” might be far more common than previously thought.