In many ways, traveling is the best thing for everyone. I can't even find the words to describe it right now.
I live in Massachusetts and my older sister lives in New York. Two weeks ago, I went to go visit because I didn't feel like being home (I hate seeing the same things everyday). My sister paid me $100 dollars to clean her room (Yeah, she's a bit lazy XD). A day after, she told me I could venture around places, if I want. She knows I'm responsible. So, I wandered aimlessly around many neighborhoods and a GIGANTIC city. Thousands and thousands of people, giant T.V. screens on almost every building, etc. It wasn't boring, but there were two things bothering me. I get a bit sick being inside a huge crowd, but if I could focus on a certain task, then my mind is at ease. The second thing that bothered me was the fact that people actually crossing the street like there was no tomorrow. They don't look both ways, they just walk like "I'm crossing here, you better stop!". Like they expect the driver's to stop when they cross.
When my summer classes are done, I'm going to travel to the countryside (I'm more of a country person than a city person). I'm going to shed tears in my eyes seeing beautiful scenery and animals.
Do you guys like traveling as much as I do?
I live in Massachusetts and my older sister lives in New York. Two weeks ago, I went to go visit because I didn't feel like being home (I hate seeing the same things everyday). My sister paid me $100 dollars to clean her room (Yeah, she's a bit lazy XD). A day after, she told me I could venture around places, if I want. She knows I'm responsible. So, I wandered aimlessly around many neighborhoods and a GIGANTIC city. Thousands and thousands of people, giant T.V. screens on almost every building, etc. It wasn't boring, but there were two things bothering me. I get a bit sick being inside a huge crowd, but if I could focus on a certain task, then my mind is at ease. The second thing that bothered me was the fact that people actually crossing the street like there was no tomorrow. They don't look both ways, they just walk like "I'm crossing here, you better stop!". Like they expect the driver's to stop when they cross.
When my summer classes are done, I'm going to travel to the countryside (I'm more of a country person than a city person). I'm going to shed tears in my eyes seeing beautiful scenery and animals.
Do you guys like traveling as much as I do?