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People cried over endings, but sometimes you had to cry over new beginnings.
A gallon of water even though it was less than a one-mile hike? Check. Brand-new hiking boots I had only tried breaking in walking around the apartment that were more than likely going to give me blisters? Check. Two granola bars even though I’d just eaten breakfast? Check.
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What I hadn’t done was take into consideration the change in altitude. How much more intense the UV rays were here.
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“Who did that to you?” he asked in a slow, slow voice. “No one,” I tried to explain again.
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He didn’t look at me. “I spent all morning on a trail because a hiker found some remains.”
“Careful. You got it…,” he said as I blew out a breath. “You’re doing great.”
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“Call me when you get there and when you finish.” He paused, thinking about his words before adding, “Please.”
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Like he was giving me his blessing to follow what my heart was asking for. Not that I even really knew what that was.
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It was grief, and some part of me recognized and remembered that there were stages of it. The one no one ever told you about was the final one when you felt everything at once. It was the hardest. And I didn’t want to put that on Rhodes. I didn’t want to put it on anyone.
The people we lose take a part of us with them… but they leave a part of themselves with us too.
And the thought, the words, came to me again. I found a place where I belong, A place with love that feels like home again.
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