At my lowest they are insurmountable
challenges that I look up at , with more awestruck worry than inspired
determination. Being a fretful diva , I tend to feel that these imaginary
mountains are firmly embedded on my tired shoulders.
I hate their stupid hairpin bends , which
give my already motion sick tummies a valid reason to unburden themselves. I
have a distinct memory of myself , a 7 year old shutting my eyes very tightly
whilst hugging my dad’s lap as the auto went up the mountain. Like the
tightness and resultant blindness has anything to do with my body’s capacity to
deal with the stress of travel!
Oh how I hate the mountains.
Then I climbed a hill. By myself – 2 years
back? Symbolism and travelling aside , they do have a plus. They have peaks!
The exhilaration you get when you reach the
top , the air feeling fresher than it was a couple of feets ago.
The panaroma! Everything looks small from
the top. It gives you perspective , humility – which I lack in abundance.
If you can feel that up a hill , you can
definitely feel it up a mountain right?
I don't know why I trekked but I am glad I did.
But Mountain is also the dude from Game of
thrones who killed Oberyn Martell!
So maybe I have mixed feelings about
mountains.
I
scaled a huge mental mountain today. Scaled one without giving up , a bit
battered and bruised and I am definitely feeling the high xD but what happens
after this? Climbing down can be slippery , definitely if you’re taking the
surfboard called fun down it. Imageries aside, being a beach person I wanted to
thank all the mountain people who helped me in this climb. I didn’t necessarily
enjoy it but it was an adventure nonetheless. Thank you.
Hope you all enjoy the high too. Think
about that if you’re climbing a steep path yourself.
Okay I will stop.
Bye!
So what do mountains mean to you?
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