What's your story?

If somebody tell you they want to make a book about your life, would it be good?

Would it be the kind of books you like to read?

Which section would it be placed on the library?

Would you be proud that people read it?

But, have you ever wonder, and I supposed no, what's the story of every person you get to see everyday?

I have a weird passion and a big curiosity about hearing every person's story.

Like if I have to travel alone, and it's a long way, I like to talk to the person next to me and just ask: "what's your story?"

I've heard some crazy things.

The guy who went out from home when he was a teenager and it's finally coming back, or the girl who's taking a long trip to see the guy she loves, also the friends who decided to have a big memory in common by traveling.

I've heard sad stories, like the people who travel because somebody is sick or dead.

Some happy ones, like the friends that live far and are finally meeting.

Or the people who are going to visit their parents. Maybe the people that work or study far away and are coming back for vacation.

Lot of things happen everyday, and most of us, don't notice.

Things change, people die, babies come to the world, people taking big steps, lot of things happen everyday, and still most of us are always worried about the future.

Future? What is future?

For me is just an idea that society has made us believe about some mysterious thing.

Future is something we don't own, we have no power over it, and no way to know anything about it, but in the end, most of us, we trust everything to the "future".

The future is an uncertain thing. It's insecure, I mean, I don't even know who told the human kind about the future that made this race be so sure about "tomorrow"

I mean, why are you so sure that you have a "tomorrow" to count on?

People stop appreciating today, waiting for tomorrow, and tomorrow, never arrives.

People stop putting attention to those small, amazing details that life has because they want to live fast, they want today to end, they want tomorrow.

But what if today is the best you have?

So do you want to make your story about a person who's waiting for tomorrow, or you want a story about a person who lived?

I see a lot of humans everyday, I see human beings that are alive, but I see just a few people that are living.