Not All Who Wander Are Lost
This famous line written by J.R.R. Tolkien, which appears in the first novel in the Lord of The Ring series, has been a way of encapsulating the idea of surrendering to your wanderlust. However, it can be argued that the true meaning of the line is that all who wander without an aim are lost. Wanderlust aside, I can definitely identify myself in the latter. It’s easy to just go…