back and packing

I'm back to the real world after a month and a half of being separated from everything you can't use in the back country.

I'm exhausted.

I learned more about myself in 3.5 weeks than I have in an incredibly long time.

I'm moving to Bozeman after college. I love it here.

I have taken some of my most favorite photographs ever.

I lived in a tent for a month, I'm psyched to have a bed in a couple days.

This technology and society is overwhelming, so I'm leaving again to go play in the mountains.

I learned how to be myself, let go of silly things and become a more independent person.

I have never felt more like a leader.

I feel like I worked for the money I earned more than any other job I've ever had.

I've listened to more Lady Gaga and Ke$ha than I have ever wanted to. ever.

Being separated from technology, I realized that I concentrate too much on little things. I enjoyed traveling around and not having roots, living in a tent and loving everywhere we went. I learned that maybe I am not prepared for the career I had in mind.

I feel like my world shifted and suddenly I'm miles from where I came into this at. I feel 10 times more independent and happy with my life, even if I don't know where it's going.

For the next week, I don't know where I'm going. I don't know what I'm doing, I'm miles away from home and I'm tired of being immersed in this culture again.

I'm off to love every wildflower,

becca