In my last post, I wrote of my effort to see more than the top tourist attractions in the cities that we experience. The results of this effort have been immensely rewarding. I will carry these stories and friendships with me for years to come.
After a three hour bus ride to Warsaw for a radio audition, Maja and Milosz were thrilled yet anxious over their opportunity to pursue their dream. Just hearing of the many instruments they play, I was blown away. I like to think that I might hear their names again, this time on the radio.
Everyone has a story. I am learning that we never truly know what the person next to us is going through. Instead of judging from afar, may we all seek to walk a mile in the shoes of another today and this week. And, when the road gets difficult, may we go buy an ice cream cone and find joy in the simple things.
Until next time,
Joshua
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<p>As a child, I watched my mom document our family's experiences through photography. Since the time when a camera would fit in my hands, storytelling through media has been my passion. Currently, as a junior at Wofford College, I combine this interest with study of the American and international political systems. I find special interest in where I believe these fields converge in broadcast journalism. I hold that everyone has a story, a story that needs to be shared.</p>
