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“In Those 3000 Footsteps, I Found Myself”

27-april-2017 4:00 PM Today’s morning was very memorable for me. I think I will never forget this memory. Until today, I had never gone anywhere alone. But today, around 8:30 in the morning, I got the chance to return home alone from my college. This journey was just 2.1 km for others. But today, this small 2.1 km journey became very memorable for me. The distance from my college to my home is 2.1 km. It is not very far, and the path is absolutely straight. It is approximately 3000 footsteps. Today I decided, I will go home alone. As I started walking slowly, something felt different. The usually crowded path was completely peaceful for unknown reasons. The whole road was surrounded by buildings and a huge banyan tree attached along the roadside buildings. I have passed through this route many times before, but today everything looked new. A very lovely, sweet, cold breeze was moving around me. I was feeling very good something I had never felt before. I didn’t fully understand what wa...

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