Treasure Hunting & How My Laziness At Home Is Important

Although this post may be random, I wanted to talk about this. During the summer, I love to travel to cool and beautiful places like Orca island, or other awesome places, see the sights, and, of course, go treasure hunting. And by that, I mean metal detecting. I could metal beaches, rivers, lakes, forests, anywhere I am allowed to. I love the thrill of treasure hunting, because you never know what you are going to get, and while you are searching for loot, you can meet new people, see new sights, and go to new places. But, sadly, my summers are rarely spent traveling. They are spent mainly staying home on my laptop, LARPing, woodworking, and the occasional summer camp. And while that is nice, it leaves me longing for more. While my house may be home, nothing beats going new places. Variety is something I not only love, but need more of. And I think the reason I don't travel much is a combination of not being able to afford it, not being able to plan it, and my mother being way too busy with work. And another thing I could do if I traveled more, other than go hunting for treasure and good photo opportunities, is spread word of my mission. (Sigh) if only I could spend my summers traveling, treasure hunting, and doing other fun things I want to do. Well, I guess life can't be everything you want it to be. But it would be healthy for summer to be full of travel. See, when I get home from school at the end of each day, I get straight to just relaxing and having fun. I become quite lazy until I wake up in the morning. But at school, I am the opposite of lazy. See, the logic behind being both lazy and the opposite of lazy is actually quite simple. I pack a lot of work (like studying psychology, teaching, et cetera) on top of the work I already have to do (school work), and while that is very efficient, and one of the things that makes me different (in a good way) from everyone else, and it means I achieve a lot, it still means I have to deal with having a lot of weight on my shoulders (metaphorically), and that is quite stressful. So when I get home I watch videos people make online, like gameplay and skits, to take my mind off the stress of all my work. I take the weight off my shoulders for the afternoon. And that is one of the main reasons I don't do any homework. And summer is like one big long break from my work. But that might change quite soon. And if it does, travel might become even more helpful. And for those of you who think that I feel stressed a lot at school because of my  work, you are wrong. Partly. See, I don't feel entirely emotional stressed. And b that, I mean I do, but I don't really realize it. It's complicated, but I hope I managed to explain this pretty well.