I can't quite remember the quote but Adam Carolla once harped on people who wanted things to be easier, for life to not be "such a hassle." His response was (and I paraphrase very liberally) "why don't you want a hassle? What isn't a hassle? Life is a hassle. Would you rather be dead?"

Anyways I often think about that when I am traveling, not knowing where I am sleeping that night, or where I am exactly in relation to anything. I am in Grenada for the third day today and moving into a room for a month, it has no air conditioning but is in a breezy place. Who knows how it will work out.

I just want to point out that I think there are good problems to have and that in fact, we should hope that our lives are filled with problems of this variety. Life should be a hassle, the kind of hassle we enjoy, the kind of hassle we can get over with some hard work. And when I travel typically just the right amount of things go wrong. Maybe I am doing something right, maybe I am doing what works best for me. But whatever it is, it seems to me, that I come across just the right number of obstacles and the right kind. Got to go for now.





Salud y Suerte mis amigos.

Gareth