Hello friends, family and random people who found me because of the fantastical connectivity of the Internet. If you read the last post, things were not as magic as I expected them, but things have gotten better. In some ways.
For starters, I got several pieces for my book, which is quite rewarding. Most rewarding have been the great connections and friendships I have acquired out here. I can honestly share I have met some of the nicest, talented people in the world and that is quite humbling for me.
Wish I could say all of the people are, but I am not one to bullshit.
It has been interestingly cold out here. Even records were broken for weather craziness. I guess now I can say I was there when…
Since I cannot talk about the fantasticabulous things I have been working on out here, this post is going to be short. And if you are wondering about the money crapparama I spoke about the last time, it is still the same. I am just over it and do not want to bitch about it on my blog anymore. (I kind of did, huh?)
As usual, I will leave you on a wonderfully positive note:
A great friend told me earlier this year that I was not going to know I was getting a great experience until it was over. First of all, I am glad to have this person as a friend. Secondly, as usual, she was right.
I have a little over two weeks left in the city, and it is all making sense. Yes it is true that my expectations were not met, but who the fuck cares about expectations?
To expect is to wait.
But to experience is to undergo, to gain, to perceive, to understand and to remember.
I am sure you know where I am going with this…
The undeniable fact is that we could sit and wait for things to happen to us, fall on our laps or whatever. Or we can move, move, move—push, push, push—and actually gain something.
Experience.
It really is all that matters. Live your daily walks, my friends.
I love you. You should love yourself more.
Peace, Love & Balance,
Alex Santiago
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