I swear I lived. 35 hours of bumpy, sweaty, crowded bus
rides but I swear I lived.
Standing underneath a waterfall with the water pelting our
backs.
Watching the red sun as it set behind a hill covered in
matooke trees with a perfect breeze warming us as we stood in an abandoned
quarry.
Crunching down on a handful of freshly roasted coffee beans.
With every broken bone, I swear I lived.
It doesn’t matter that my back was aching by the time we
made it back home. It doesn’t matter that we spent more than we could really
afford. It doesn’t matter that we used up our vacation days. It doesn’t matter
that we might all have parasites from the water (what is medicine for anyways?).
At least we lived.
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