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megan, hi thats me. the wanderer


 
Hi. I am Megan. Photographer. Music junkie. Looking for the next adventure. Hiker. Animal lover.

Hey! Just a little about me. Started a blog. YEAH. Like everyone else... NO. But hey!
 
One of my good friends told me blogging is very therapeutic, a hobby, something you can do to get it all out... reminds me of my childhood! When I was young, getting everything out was my motto. Nothing was secret, nothing wasn’t said. I said it ALL! I could remember filling journal after journal of notes, letters, poems, rants and so much LOVE. I would write and write, about crushes, getting out of town, breaking up, growing up, finding love (again and again… but never knowing the feeling), and looking for that true happiness. Man, if I could look back and read it all, I would laugh out loud and maybe cry at some parts. Man I was so young and NAIEVE! Have I grown so since those days. But looking back always is good- seeing the innocence in the days, nothing to do except learn, grow, play and love.
 
I turned into a well-rounded individual. Making my mark I would think. Educated. Skilled. In the world. But still CRAVING more. Adventure calls. Oh, does it call. But before I get into specifics, let me first talk about the purpose of this blog or online journal or photo album of life as I know it… MY ANTHEM.
 
I'll post, when I feel like it is time, ill post photos of adventures, good food that I make, random times with friends, revelations, and other nonsense. Don’t read if I get on your nerves/ it’s boring/ you don’t like me, read on if you find it intriguing/ like me/ want to read goodness. Maybe make this a place to let you all in a little. Because I became so closed after years of opening myself up. Now I am just finding my way back... wandering.

 

 

However, not all those who wander are lost.
 
Welcome to my life.
 
megan the wanderer.
 
 

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