New Quest

28th of January, 12:16 PM

I had originally thought I'd work in Spain, getting giggles out of kids, especially shy ones like I once was, but the melody of Italian, intertwined with Latin, soon captured my heart. Then came the spark of ADHD, lighting up the thought of road-tripping through Japan. Should fate allow, I may cross paths with a friend lost to time. But at present, South Korea beckons; not just for the thrills, but because there’s a real shot at meeting someone, all thanks to a mentor's wisdom.

Much like these unexpected turns, I had never considered the appeal of backpacking through the mountains or going on a wild adventure all by myself. Maybe one day, I’ll be brave enough to try it!

Solitary Iya

I reached out to old friends who once poured their souls into blogs. Whether they still do, I can’t say; laziness holds my tongue and stills my hand. I’m not one for talking about myself, but I do hope they’ll share their thoughts, and I’ll remain a silent figure on the side.

The day rolls on with its familiar demands: tackle Korean, tutor a fifth-grade student, and, given my relentless germophobia, clean the bathroom. And, as always, I lose myself in the allure of research.

But, unless my little sister suddenly needs me for every single thing on Earth, I’ll indulge in a simple pleasure: a glass of soda with a scoop of ice cream, a side of fried potatoes, and perhaps a touch of Netflix. After all, what else could a quiet INTJ possibly do?