LIB

There are many purposes to a journey, some are just because physical needs like food, refuge, and overall safety. But there are other purposes to a journey like accomplishing an important goal you made to yourself, or defeating a particular challenge you face. By moving to another way you can accomplish the same, but only if you want to.

Quitting on attempting to use a tool that's not, quote on quote, fit for the job? I've seen rusty machetes cut and damage the largest of branches thanks to their good design and its user's technique. I don't see why you cannot advance on that particular field, perhaps you need to acquire the tool in the first place, but will you care for it? A roof can only sustain a limited quantity of damage, but it can last for longer periods of time when it's given attention by reinforcing its weaknesses and repairing any damage it has sustained. And this roof doesn't have to be made out of concrete, wood, tile or any other common material, some people use thatching made out of palms, straw, or many other materials. Although these materials may naturally rot away, damaged parts can be replaced and made useful once again.

Keypads and computer mice are just as important for proper user experience and capability. I personally neglect the latter whilst focusing way too much on the keyboard (just as how I am writing this message). I'd be wrong to admit I need to use it, but then I remember that it was created for a reason that's actually a pretty fair point.

Animals are so free, free of tremendous intellect and reasoning that is almost harmful to their own being. There's beauty in both ways of life, the average 9-5 worker could use some time in the wild to cool down and let its colours calm the mind; the animal could finally find peace in its endless search of uncertain food and safety. Something that's a fact is that both can learn and benefit from one another.