@CarnessialOnNoiseApp 31 March 2022

I had a chance to visit my local cemetery yesterday. The weather was a little bit too cold for me to go on another hike through the mountains ⛰️, but it was not too bad for me to take a nice walk. I do not have any loved ones that I know that are buried here. I just enjoy visiting cemeteries because I am also interested in the topic of death whether it is in fiction or nonfiction. I do not have any loved ones who I am close with but all these Graves remind me that they are buried by someone that truly misses them. Some of these graves are clearly not people who lived to old age but some are ones who have tragically died young and in different times. Some of them had even been born around or after my birth and they have died younger than I have. These are people who are dearly missed, but I just can't help to think that I would not be able to be buried in a grave because no one would know of my absence. If you can relate to not having any friends or family and the fact that you will die with no one remembering you, the most important part is that there is always a reason to enjoy life and that death is the final resting place where both the good parts and the bad parts of life no longer have any more meaning. With the inevitable presence of death, life should be more celebrated with more days of happiness and excitement. There's always different options for those of you who do not have any families that will remember you when you were gone: you can have a life of adventure without the responsibility of having to maintain a family to hold you back. In other words, just as yourself, "what is worth dying for?" What is worth your life to remember until the day you are no longer breathing? To me, learning to overcome the negative parts of life has been life-changing and has made me appreciate life a whole lot more.