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Personal Narrative: A New Rutine

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Other tip I find pretty usefull, is to let yourself dream about your future a bit and not be scared of it. Months ago one of my closest friends told me this, when I was almost crying from the thought of moving out, losing touch with my old friends and the rutine I 'm so used to: “Just imagine yourself, laying in your own flat next year. You will hear the rain through the open balcony window and you will be drinking your coffe in bed. Every day you will go to the same bus stop. After awhile it will become your bus stop. You will find so many new amazing people you never knew that existed. And you will make friends. And find your new rutine.“ At first, I didn 't really understood what these words meant. For me it was just a message I got and

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