ACIR HILLS
Onda dropped me off at exactly quarter past eleven in the morning at the campus.
Even in the car, she had been telling me a lot of things I need to be careful of while I’m away. Last night, she had already talked to me about this, but that doesn’t stop her from repeating herself, and reminding me once again. At this point, it seemed like she’s my mother. Asking me if I packed everything that I needed, or the fact that I shouldn’t stray away from the group so I wouldn’t get lost.
While I do admit that I’m directionally challenged all the time, nothing an online map search could fix right away. I always relied on the internet whenever I got lost, and so far, I didn’t have any trouble getting lost further than I already was.
In the back of my mind, it made me smile knowing that
