Even as a child waterfalls had a charm that the sea didn't as far as I was concerned.
There is something about a waterfalls that draws me to it! I see beauty, I see grace, I see strength, I see continuity and much more.
I've been blessed to live in a city where you don't need to travel too far to get to one! But the sad part is I have not seen many of them. When I was married, the person I was with did not enjoy the things I did. Instead to keep the peace I learned to like and do the things he was interested in. Years later I realized by doing that I eventually metamorphose into a different person. There came a point when I no longer felt myself and learned that by giving up on me I have actually created a wedge between us that made the gap bigger between us.
Now I have the time and the freedom to go out and nurture my passions but the problem is I found out I cannot really do these on my own. I don't feel safe alone in the bush so I gave up on the idea. But when you are passionate about something and you brush it away, it never really goes away! I'd like to share a few of these experiences to readers like me who love nature and have a love affair with waterfalls.
