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Want What We Have Part 2

The challenge: Consider the things we take for granted, this time the material things… the suggestions, the house, electricity, washing machines

At first, it was difficult to come up with something that would truly be missed… I considered the laptop… phones… electricity… the roof over my head… and then the aha moment of the “internet”  yet none if it makes sense considering I am aiming to be off-grid self-sufficient permaculture lifestyle in the not-to-distant future.

So the one thing that I would really miss would be planes. My small world as a child became such a massive difference and shaped my future after that… and it's not such a hard stretch to know what it feels like not to be able to travel thanks to “covid” – 1st hand knowledge… never ever ever ever want to not be able to travel.

I've spent more of my life away from my home country than in it and am ever so grateful that I didn't get stuck in that small world I grew up in.

So let's get back to travelling… ASAP

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