All The Pathos And Irony Of Interesting To Do In The Future

Paul Fussell once said, “All the pathos and irony of leaving one’s youth behind is thus implicit in every joyous moment of travel: one knows that the first joy can never be recovered, and the wise traveler learns not to repeat successes, but tries new places all the time.” Going around the world would be a fascinating goal for the future. Meeting new people and getting to grasp what the world is like . Traveling would be interesting to do in the future because first I can challenging myself, second the adventures, and third to appreciate life.
First, I can challenge myself by doing uncomfortable adventures during my journey. For example, climbing mountains, as high as the Empire State building, meeting brand new people, or even eating new kinds of food. Talking to people in different countries can be challenging if I don’t know their language or are shy. Sharing the gospel to others would get me out of my comfort zone. Especially when I know it’s the right thing to do.
Taking risks meaning jumping off of cliffs, swimming in a ocean with man-eating sharks, and climbing massive mountains with assertive. Exploring history that was discovered a long time ago would be enjoyable to see it in person. Seeing where Jesus was in the world and what he did. Listening to stories about George Washington or Abraham Lincoln. Building up my confidence when traveling can be a fun experience. Of course, do crazy things and enjoying myself. Adventures reduce stress so I can relax. Relaxing on Virginia beach would be nice, but to visit Hawaii and enjoy the beach would be an enjoyment. Adventures can be amazing, good for your health, and