My walk to class is different depending on the day of the week. On Mondays I usually get driven part way to class and take a bus over to the rpac and walk over to the stadium. On Wednesdays though, I walk the whole way to class.
I miss out on a lot on my way to class. A lot of times I wait around until the last second to leave for class and the walk over is more of a speed walk and all I’m thinking about is the goal of getting to class on time. I check my phone a bunch of times to see how many more minutes I have until class starts and adjust my pace based on that.
Since I am goal set on hurrying to class I don’t get to walk slowly and think about what is around me. There are a lot of buildings on campus that I’ve walked past probably a hundred times and never have really looked at them. The thing I am able to notice most on the walk is the outside fresh air. No matter how big of a hurry I’m in I notice the difference of the free air on my face as opposed to the still/non-moving air indoors. I notice the temperature of the air and the smells of cars, construction, and fresh cut grass.
Nice observations about your journey. I think the "adjusting your pace" according the time is interesting and might make a cool project.
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