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When people talk about visiting a place they might say it was awesome, or really colorful or something, but most of the time they don’t mention how their legs ached from walking fifteen miles in one day. How the seagulls called to one another or how lanterns swung back and forth overhead in the warm summer breeze along narrow foreign streets.

Now sometimes I sit on the roof late at night and I know I would gladly wear that perfume every day until I died if it would make you return.

Currently, the restaurants in Walmart supercenters seem like afterthoughts, empty spaces pushed into the corner of the store.

In fact, if I find that an annoying ad is unskippable, I find myself growing angry with both the company and the product.