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it's ironic how up at whistler, isolated on top of a mountain, i feel less empty and more alive than here in vancouver, in the midst of a busy, bustling crowd of a city.
whistler is an escape that leaves me feeling more complete and content, unlike the effects of other forms of escape. i love learning. and i love the sense of accomplishment i achieve when i manage to teach myself something new by taking a few steps out of my comfort zone, plus continuous trial and error. propper lessons would probably make it easier and i would probably pick it up quicker, but i mean, i have all season to figure it out. and it's like, for once in my life, i actually did something on my own ha. whistler was amazing as always - life goes on hold, the rest of the world gets left behind, and there's no time to think, just feel and enjoy.
whistler is an escape that leaves me feeling more complete and content, unlike the effects of other forms of escape. i love learning. and i love the sense of accomplishment i achieve when i manage to teach myself something new by taking a few steps out of my comfort zone, plus continuous trial and error. propper lessons would probably make it easier and i would probably pick it up quicker, but i mean, i have all season to figure it out. and it's like, for once in my life, i actually did something on my own ha. whistler was amazing as always - life goes on hold, the rest of the world gets left behind, and there's no time to think, just feel and enjoy.