I am a bad guy when it suits,
A bank when its convenient,
Therapist and mediator when you hurt,
The strong, reliable and dependable one.
Aren’t you supposed to be my family?
I am a bad guy when it suits,
A bank when its convenient,
Therapist and mediator when you hurt,
The strong, reliable and dependable one.
Aren’t you supposed to be my family?
One of my closest friends from university introduced me to ‘adventures’ and since then I’ve been hooked. We may see an adventure as something momentous, to go out to the world and explore or do something you’ve always dreamed of doing. Yet it doesn’t have to be daring or risky, as long as you leave each one with a great memory. She taught me how to fall in love with exploring cities and doing things I’d usually put off. What she taught me was that an important part of an adventure is what you make of it.
In life, I’ve always had moments where I couldn’t believe I did something or others where I wish I had, and didn’t out of fear. One of those moments was when I had wanted to pick up more techniques when it came to writing. I knew how to create free-verse poetry or short stories; but I didn’t know the first thing when it came to pacing and planning a novel; or the realities of building a career as a writer. I’d never stepped out of my comfort zone, and I thought it was about time I did.