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Vlog #4

I had an appointment in big city 2h45 from my current town... Well, I tell you I measured getting on the road 1h earlier to those just in case, did, and because of a couple incidents and my phone dying (I don't know how to navigate big city) I got kinda lost and arrived 5 min late...

They attended me. All that trouble for a paper I could have obtained online with a certificate... But I don't have said certificate.

So, we are still phone-unalived no GPS so I spend an hour trying to get out of the city... Lost like a beheaded chicken.

I ask tge driver right next to me in a traffic light how to get out it guides me to a no loss poibt and gives me instructions. I manage to get out.

Not only that but for the first time I follow signals and I get to one of my old-time-visit cities and we eat there, do some shopping and get a charging cable. Finally, GPS to get home.

We have arrived safely. I hope I don't get a fine for any of the little troubles made on the road... But that's another story.

Highroad and big cities give me anxiety and I can't think properly. Let's leave it there.

I have learned though.

Next time 2h and no wrong roads on the way back home.

Let's consider it all adventure.

A List of Things That I Have Learned

- Everyone struggles sooner or later because everyone has people and things to lose.

- It’s important to cry—the longer you hold onto it, the more it’ll hurt.

- Many people will come and go, and not that many stay. You can’t always choose the size of the piece of you they take with them, but that’s not a bad thing.

- You are not the same person that you were, and you will not continue to be who you are forever.

- Finishing things is important. It’s okay to put them aside for a time, but you must remember to pick it back up when you’re ready, even if you aren’t ready for a long time.

- Comparing yourself to others gets you nowhere except down.

- Love is not just one thing.

- Despite how much you want to forget the tragedies, they are important. It is important to move on, but it is just as important to know the past. Knowing the past and living in it are two different things.

- Everyone experiences things differently.