I'm a planner, and a dreamer. I've grown up leaving in my dreams for the future and in my weekly check list. People always said to write what you know and I never really listened to that advise. What have I ever done that would be worth writing about? That's what I thought for a long time. Then I read an article that explained it for me. You don't have to actually go on a quest to write about one. Just remember back to when you spent four hours in a nature park till your feet were numb with walking. Add to that the time you camped out in the backyard during a storm and your tent sprung a leak. That was cool I thought, but that was all. It didn't change anything though. But a few years ago I realized that I was letting a lot of experiences pass by. I preferred to stay home and write instead of going out and meeting new people seeing new sights and generally enjoying life. Since I figured this out I've been making a conscience effort to enjoy the moment. Instead of relaxing at home I've decided to go out of my way and out of my comfort zone to make memories.
Yesterday I went to a chalk art contest. Before I probably would have sat down and watched a movie, but no I was walking around the street watching people coloring with calk and talking to artists about the pictures in their booths till 10:30 at night. It was so worth it though. At 10:00 they had people come in and blow fire and spin burning balls. It was really cool. Time is moving on and I am falling asleep every few words. Good night and God bless.
Morgan J
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