And so we had, as was the norm, live in domestic help, who would often come from nearby rural villages.

Well, we've had government information campaigns over the years when they tell you to switch off the lights when you leave the home.

Growing up in a multicultural environment, we had African students in the house, and I learned about their stories, so different backgrounds, dependency on imported know how, goods, services, exuberant cultural diversity.

In life, we all have tempests to ride and poles to walk to, and I think metaphorically speaking, at least, we could all benefit from getting outside the house a little more often, if only we could sum up the courage.

I am in the house.

I'm at home.

We are at home.

We're at home.

I am at home.

If I had ever gone home and told those immigrant people that, You know, I'm tired of school and I'm dropping out, they'd said, We're dropping you out. We'll get another kid.

Welcome home.

I will stay at home.

Is your mom at home?

I'm going to stay home tonight.

Mom, I'm home.

Mom, I'm home.

Fadil is in the house.

We're home now.

I'm home, resting.

Sami was home.

I left my card at home.

Tom is in the house.

The laboratory was his home.

And suddenly we had Netscape, and we had Yahoo and we had, indeed, the entire dotcom bubble.

I stayed at home last night.

She stayed in the house all day.

Are you at home?

They weren't at home yesterday.

I met him while going back home.

Nobody was home.

There's nobody home.

I'm on my way home.

Tom was the only one in the house.

We are on the way home.

At what time did you arrive at your home?

Go home immediately.

Fadil wasn't inside the house.

Fadil wasn't home.

Fadil waited for Layla at home.

Fadil started an explosion in the house.

The house was dead silent.

Sami was waiting at home.

Sami put the house on the market.

Do you eat at home or eat out?

They say, well, we have a thing in a box, and we have its inputs and its outputs.