Chris Guillebeau

And I was like, I should walk there.

You know, I was like, I should walk to this, you know?

And so one day I was like, okay, what do I have this afternoon?

Not that much, nothing that I can't do later.

And so, so I did, I got like right after lunch, I left and I walked like six or seven hours and

And it's funny because I thought, well, I'm going to try to get some stuff done on the walk, you know, like make some phone calls or whatever.

But then your phone battery dies, you know, because you're on GPS the whole time, like tracking.

And I was like, oh, this is not going to actually be a very productive experience.

But of course, it was actually very meditative and kind of fun and, you know, also silly.

But like, it's like, this is a thing I'm just doing for myself.

And I'm not even going to like blog about this.

I'm not like, hey, everybody, I'm out on a walk for six hours.

You know, I'm just doing this thing.

So I went to the restaurant and then, like, went home.

And then, like, for days afterwards, I'm like, what a cool thing.

You know, what a fun thing that I did.

It's a weird core memory.

Yes, exactly.

Exactly.

And so there are things you can do to feel more alive.