She was driving to Aspen and I was driving around downtown
Denver, yet we both had awestruck views and couldn’t stop repeating
ourselves.
--- Do you see how gorgeous the mountains look right now as the sun is setting? We live here. Want to go to Snowmass? Oh yeah, I am. We live here. I feel like my life is a movie right now and someone just pushed play. We live here. I think I just saw Eric Decker. We live here. ---
--- Do you see how gorgeous the mountains look right now as the sun is setting? We live here. Want to go to Snowmass? Oh yeah, I am. We live here. I feel like my life is a movie right now and someone just pushed play. We live here. I think I just saw Eric Decker. We live here. ---
I’m well aware that I talk about my love for Denver
often. From the “big city life” to the
mountains, this place has transformed me.
I own it - the events, the
restaurants, the people, the experiences. They are mine
and I’m proud to say so because I think we all should be a little arrogant and
snotty about where we live.
It shows that we are taking in all that our mailing address
has to offer. We seek out the hidden
treasures – bars, restaurants, shops, trails – because we want to know more, do more, see more, and in return, share more.
Are you living in a place that you wish so badly to move away
from? Now is the time to remind yourself
of the things that make you want to do cart wheels and high-five strangers. The things that light your face up and bring out the best you. Because guess what? There will come a day when you don’t live
there anymore and you will miss it.
Take it from me. I miss
home – the lake, Caribou, 8th Street Dairy Queen on a summer night –
but I’m owning where I live because one day I will miss it and no one likes
missing something they never truly had.
It dawned on her that
happiness is right here
right now.
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