At the quarter of my life, I chose a road that was less travelled, to be a Holiday-Maker in a foreign land, London which was named as the "Dirtiest country in Europe. A friend asked me, so was it (my trip in London and Eastern Europe) enjoyable, my reply was, " It was an Amazing experience" .
I certainly enjoyed exploring London again and of course Eastern Europe but the experience outweighs enjoyment. The things that I encountered, the people whom I met,made this journey unforgettable. I can narrate it repeatedly but only those who went through it will understand what I meant (emotionally). Despite having to hold 3 jobs, even buying a packet of sweets was considered luxury to me but self-pity never crossed my mind. My colleagues, though most of them were not well-educated but they took pride in their job and was SUPER positive ("Impossible does not exist in their dictionary), I gave them my utmost respect. I did not hear them complaining much despite their difficult situation but sad to say, back home I just keep hearing complaints even on the slighest matter.
Have I changed? Certainly! (Of course is for the better) But I am worried, worried that memories and valuable lessons of this "Amazing G(Race)" will fade as time passes by.
Life can be an Amazing Race if we journey through with Grace.
Now, take some time to plan your very "Amazing G(Race)" you are absolutely
worth it.

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