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Gatito
the little kitten I found while lost(he's about to attack my shoelaces) Before I start writing I have to ask myself, Who is reading this? What can I say that will (A) not scare my parents and (B) not bore other people? Is this journal for me? Is it for my friends? Is it for the curious, anonymous traveller who happens to find it? I'll do my best to please everyone, but I may fail sometimes. Actually, I'm probably about to fail right now.
I got lost yesterday. After my morning Spanish class, I hopped three wrong buses and walked about a mile in the wrong direction. I know that’s not the kind of thing my parents want to hear. They probably REALLY don’t want to hear that I loved every minute of it. If I didn’t have that annoying voice in my head saying ‘Don’t be stupid,’ I’d REALLY let myself get lost. I’d hop on whatever bus my impulses told me to, and I wouldn’t get off until my heart said ‘this is the place.’
I hate the ‘Don’t be stupid’ voice. I think its being unreasonable most of the time. I know safety is important, but so is living life. Yes I understand that in order to live life, you have keep yourself alive, but where’s the balance? Why shouldn’t I trust my heart to find it?
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Nicole
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Dude, getting on random busses and exploring the places I get lost in are my favorite way to travel. As long as I can find my way back... And, btw, my advice on blogs and journals is to keep them, mainly for yourself. Write about the things that you found interesting and beautiful. It will show through your writing. Much love, Nicole PS. I talked to your dad- ignore my last few emails. Rent is now taken care of. Woo-hoo!