the entrance is through the south side of the building, through a door invisible to the eye of most. this door blends well to the brick of the building but if you look closely you'll see it is always cracked. a small towel is kept at the bottom of its frame to keep it always propped open. bring it open with your fingertips. you'll enter into a corridor leading to a hallway that runs both to your left and your right. to your left you will see a set of double doors that have forever been barricaded shut. no one tries to go through those doors anymore for they know it is no use. of course, though, the idea of what could be held behind them drives the employees mad with wonder. and many theories work their way through the conversations running throughout the hotel, the staff, in the break room where the kitchen places lunch. now the hall that you see extending to your right is the direction you will want to take. in the daytime, this hall becomes lit with the sunlight bea...
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bryson tiller: don't
there seems to be an overt theme in this portion of life that could be termed 'the joy of the journey.' a title that i feel drawn to, magically. its become a habit for me too seek out articles online about the importance of finding comfort in the pursuit of wants and needs. i think i get it. and also, more importantly, i feel that it is something i have put into practice. sometimes i shake my head at myself and the winter that i have had. i've headed one direction and laid out a path only to say 'never mind' and point my efforts elsewhere instead. but i feel much better, more hopeful, and more inspired by this new direction. i think i've reached a bottleneck. one of many, i am sure, since life is too long for me to be content with any one certain thing i take on. but for now i feel determined toward a few key goals. and focus is something that i particularly lack and so, this new ability has me feeling capable and confident. i gained an affinity for the ...