Where I lived, and What I lived for

Even though the descriptions are amazing, I still had a hard time getting into the reading. When he says "Wherever I sat, there might live, and the landscape radiated from me accordingly" was confusing to me in a way. There were times I felt like I was actually there with him, like when he is describing the apples, or the sky. It made me feel like I was in nature, taking in all it has to offer. I really enjoyed reading the second to last paragraph. He says to spend a day in nature and not be afraid of what it throws at you. I feel like people should take his advice and spend some time in the nature, and not be ashamed or feel awkward for what the world has to offer.