Day 6

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Day 6 

Today I left the Fiji shores. Been almost a week. Spent time in connecting and learning about the new life that awaits outside.

Frankly, I am not worried about employment, atleast at this point in time. 
Just collecting my thoughts and the next plan of action, but, at my own pace.
This hotel at Paharganj was able to keep me safe (atleast for now). Planning to go to a greener, open space, to #breathe 

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