A quite place

Heyo guys!
                  Do you ever have that place where you can rewind? Where you can sit down and forget your problems? Well I was inspired by Will Darbyshire's video. I know I've done a similar post like this but it's still different.

In Will's video he explains that when he's in his place he realises his problems don't really matter.

I think this has much truth. Recently my favourite teacher had to leave school due to travel reason and we all had a good cry in our drama club leaving party. After I met up with some friends and we visited my secret lake near my house. It's basically this small lake hidden behind a load of bushes and it's next to a wear-house and main road (I'll take picture and show them in a later blog post). Anyway, we laid on the bay and it was so nice. The silence was so beautiful. I laid there and realised is my teacher going to move on? Yes. Am I going to move on? Yes. Will she be sad? Yes. Will you be sad? Yes. 

Will that last forever? No.

My teacher will probably get married to her boyfriend and start a family. Have a new drama club and so many other things. But I'm happy I left an imprint on her story.

That lake doesn't have problems. That lake doesn't care. I've learnt the world moves on. We are characters in our own story. Characters leave, die, hurt us and enter them. But we always turn the pages. In other people's stories we're just a person drinking coffee in their Saturday shopping trip. A car zooming by. A love. An enemy. But we will never be the 100% man character of someone else's story. 

Don't panic about that. Be comforted by the fact that you have your own story. And that the pages will always turn. And eventually we'll reach a new chapter. No matter what.