In “All Things Considered,” G.K. Chesterton says: “An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered. An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered.” When we feel lost or confused, we must not give in to despair. Rather, we must change our view and have hope even in the foggiest situations.
In her short story “Lost in a London Fog,” Louisa May Alcott tells of how two American sisters learn that getting lost in a London fog is more than just an unfortunate event. It is an adventure to be laughed at.
