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My Hero's Journey

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It was only two hours since I left Mexico City but I was already gloomy. I miss Mexico City’s tropical breeze and sun-drenched skies as the cold, stale airplane air circulates around the cabin. A long nap and 13 hours later I am walking the streets of Rome. Rome’s rich historical streets fill my senses with unfamiliar culture. I decide to walk out of the crowded city and see where Rome takes me. Even as I am immersed in the restaurants and little shops, Travis still creeps into my thoughts. I refuse to ruin my freedom with his bad memories. I walk into a Mom and Pop Pizzeria making a pact with myself to never think of him again. Easy enough right? The only real Italian food I could ever get my hands on in small town Valley City was frozen ravioli,

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