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It was another day at college, this one in particular was quite bad. Not really sure what happened, but I just wasn’t feeling it. I felt like nothing I do would ever be significant and wanted to be left alone. I was mindlessly scrolling through Instagram, trying to avoid any possible human interaction when I came across a post that said :
Ron is a writer and he loves coffee, it’s obvious because his Instagram handle is ‘payformycoffee’. Maybe stumbling upon his page was not life changing but a necessary reminder for me. This year is definitely a memorable year, and for obvious reasons, not really one with many happy memories (at least so far). I know it’s only March but it feels like a decade has passed. Everyday when so many people are facing life threatening situations, I can’t help but get overwhelmed. However, this post showed me that the little things in life, often those which we fail to acknowledge, matter. I've come so far in life, grown so much and I haven’t even realised it. Time has passed yet again and in the pursuit of my big dreams I had forgotten to cherish my small achievements. In a world of chaos, I didn’t notice how lucky I was to be safe with the people I love around me.
Ron writes about his thoughts on life and interesting conversations with random people. He also sends life updates as emails that describe his day and feelings. Lying lazily on the couch, sipping coffee after a long day and simply reading about someone else’s life is strangely comforting. I’m reassured that in the end we’re all human beings and bad days are a part of life. Simply put, I've learnt to live in the moment.

Although Ron doesn’t use appropriate punctuations and sometimes his work has spelling errors, I find his style beautiful, natural and thought provoking. Being unique makes you real and original. I’ve learnt to become a better version of myself everyday.




Yours truly,
hx.
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