What's impossible? OK. Don't answer that. You are almost painfully aware of an obstacle that it is seemingly impossible to get around. You feel a little frustrated. You resent the way in which a certain situation has come about. The only 'big solutions' that you can come up with seem wildly far-fetched. Even though, if one goal is impossible, it doesn't follow that all your other plans and ideas are futile. Follow them. They will take you somewhere well worth going, even if they don't lead to a 'perfect destination'.
 They say there's no place like home, but what, and where, is home? Where you sleep? Where you eat? Home, above all else, is an association. It's where you can be comfortable with the things around you - and the people, too. If something is sorely amiss in that area, you can't feel properly 'at home'. Under such circumstances, it is often tempting to think about moving or changing an aspect of your physical environment, though, all you need to move or change, is an attitude, an expectation or an arrangement.