it's been an exhilarating yet draining journey
not for all the wrong reasons but for all the right ones
because never in my nineteen years on this round sphere did I ever think that I'd finally set for in fiji
with a group of well enough humans
who are in the same stage of life as I
it's been life changing
and while some of us will return to our lives
we will return to normality too and in doing so
we will forget naduri
we will forget the community that now considers us family
we will forget the friends we've made
not because we want to but because like all the great adventures in life
they disintegrate from our memories
and that's what will become of fiji
we will forget
...
i won't forget naduri
i really hope I won't
because I have all these aspirations
of being on a constant and never ending adventure
of meeting interesting people
and eating interesting foods
naduri has made this clear for me
this is what I want my life to be about
because there is much more to life than what western society teaches/forces down our throats
...
this is my first letter from my travels
it's the first in the series of travelling to phenomenal places
from which I learnt that I can achieve happiness by not having it all
where I are taught and encouraged to be in love in life
instead of yearning for the next big thing
...
with less than what is expected
with less than what society expects of us
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