Aubrey Carter

This was just an episode, and now it's a goldmine.

About 11 years ago, we moved into this house.

Ooh, that's a great question.

Pretty quickly, once we had our stuff in here and our kids in here, I would say it felt like a home pretty quickly.

But interestingly, when we moved in, there was tile everywhere, these big kind of tan tiles that were very slick.

If there was any water on the floor, the kids would come in from the pool and just slip and fall.

And so we replaced that as quickly as we could.

So that maybe had a, you know, something to do with it.

Once we got rid of that tile, I'm like, okay, this feels more like a home.

When you have your things, your furniture, your stuff on the wall and your family's there, it's going to feel like home.

Yes, right.

When does your house start to feel like a home?

A lot of people might be surprised and think that's the same word, but it does have a little different meaning.

Love this idea.

And yes, this is a great phrase.

And I'm excited to teach this because it's flexible.

We don't just use this with house and home.

We use this with a lot of things.

Yeah.

We read those reviews.