Welcome to PC13: Epilogue — the quiet chapter after the passport stamps, the unpacked suitcase by the door, the soft return to your own bed. After all the wandering, there’s something sacred about coming home. This month is about slow mornings, familiar comforts, and that steady feeling of “I’m exactly where I’m meant to be.”

The world can be wide and wonderful. But there’s nothing quite like coming home. There’s a postcard tucked into a book. A scarf draped over a chair. The souvenirs wait to be unpacked. You move through your space slowly, reacquainting yourself with familiar comforts — your favourite mug, your own blankets, your latest journal… except this time you're joined by a some fluffy friends and the house feels warmer somehow. Lived-in. Loved.

You sink into your own bed while a puppy curls at your feet and a cat claims the exact centre of the pillow. The morning stretches gently around you. No departures. No arrivals. Just the quiet rhythm of paws padding down the hallway and the comfort of being exactly where you are.

This month is about ease. About letting the pace soften. About remembering that adventure is beautiful — but so is stillness. And in the quiet, with a familiar weight curled beside you, you realize something quietly powerful — the world didn’t change you into someone else. It helped you come back to yourself.