When One Has to Be Patient
I have a roommate who assists me with my webcasts. Ideally, I would be the one taking all of that into account but since I don't know his passwords, I cannot use his computer and make my own webcasts. Having a studio is sensational but lacking access can be a little obnoxious. It's a contradiction, I do admit but to be candid, I'm unbothered. I know I have to bide my time and wait for my roommate to have a burst of inspiration and work alongside me or my webcasts will never be filmed. I'm used to this by now because I know how my roommate operates. His personality when it comes to work is far different than mine. I don't shame him for having ADHD. It's like faulting someone who's born within the autistic spectrum. Being neurodivergent myself, I completely understand this better than 'typical' people. I'm not trying to sound high and mighty here, but the 'playbook' for us 'weirdoes' throws us a plethora of curveballs, and we have had to adapt. Luckily, we're pretty good at it.
Anyway, back to the reason why I am writing this blog. Yesterday hit me like a sucker punch to the gut. I had to decline my trip to Greece because of my current circumstances. Oh, it stung, worse than anything I have ever felt because I have always wanted to travel to the first cradle of civilization. I know a lot of Italians would argue with me there. I love Italy, but they stole immensely from the Greeks.
Not all hope is lost because Cosmos Travel does offer more than one tour, and I vouched for excursions as I did initially. Now, I don't receive a cash refund, but I do, however, receive credit for a future tour. When I thought of this, it made more sense. My initial trip would've occurred around Orthodox Easter, probably the worst time to travel to Greece (if you know anything about the sacred fire, you'll understand why I am saying that). I would've loved to have seen the procession and touched the fire myself, but I think a trip in the fall would be ideal. Not only is it the off season but fewer people are probably heading to the Mediterranean. I have hope I can still go, and I feel very optimistic in spite of everything.
I am going to learn how to become a travel agent. I may have burned my bridge with Dream Vacations. Their downpayment for their program is astronomical (to the point it's unbelievable and outrageous) but this won't deter me. Whatever it takes, I'm going to follow my dreams.

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