I somehow ended up in the fast group.
I somehow ended up in the fast group.
On May 22nd, in a hotel room in Phoenix, I made a decision.
to Kathmandu, the city of small alleyways and roads too tight together.
In a particular order.
My love for books is typically around fiction. There's nothing more special than being buried in a gripping plot, watching time slip past its pages. And yet ...
After I mulled it over, time and time again, staring at this blank screen with the blinking cursor silently haunting me, I figured it out what working with Possible has been about.
Maybe it's the bitterness I feel for spending my life's savings on tiny apartments. Or maybe it's simply from exploring rooftops, overlooking a sunset that casts brights shadows on New York's skyline, and not feeling a thing.
I reached to turn the lights off and curl into a ball, welcoming sleep, when my Nepali phone dinged: a text message.
After five days of making myself prisoner to a mindfulness course, I learned a few things.