Personal Journey Research Paper

To learn from your traveling experience you must undergo an adventure of many twists and turns. The opportunity to travel if often looked at as worldly experience by many. To take part through my inferno, these are truly sins and punishments committed by travel virgins. Through the journey of my personal traveling inferno I in downed on how to be a better traveler.
Wandering down the first gate with bags in hand, I inquire a strange figure standing in front of me. In front of me was a figure of a woman who was a few inches taller, blonde hair and a what I could see, a soft outline of a helmet on her head with goggles on her head. She walked towards me and it slowly came to me who she was, Amelia Earhart.
“ Where are you heading today?” she
The plane was packed with people on each side of us. We got settled in for take off and within 10 minutes we were in the air riding steady. Sitting behind us was four college students going to Cancun for spring break, and I could already tell there was something about them that was going to be a problem when they ask the flight attendant for some drinks. I could understand their excitement, but throwing things around and being obnoxiously loud. Then Amelia paused the scene like we were in a movie and she took me to the same plane and the same people but it seemed a little different. I saw the college students that were sitting behind us earlier. They had their mouth sewn together with thick cotton thread and a luggage tag neatly tied at the end there mouths. I quickly learned that it was not a game to be up here and that there is a price to pay no matter the action. There shortly after we landed. We were delayed for over an hour in this muggy airport that laked of coffee and was a little drogy. Everyone that was sitting around us was on there phones and laptops. Glued to there screens I study each of them to try to get a better picture. “They are so focused on what is going on in a digital world that there going to miss there flight!” I
When we got there there was a line of people at the customer service desk for our airline. When the luggage started to come out of the carrier only a few bag came out. I was starting to get concerned about where our bag are and what I could do to get them back. I walk over to the line that look like it went on forever to see if I could get any where.
“Have you got any farther than this?” I ask the man in front of me.
“I have been standing in this line for over five day!” the sinner exclaimed.
I was overwhelmed by his response and got out of line to watch and observe the line. It seemed that every time they would get through one customer they would always get two added to the line. I decided that I did not need my luggage and that it was time for me to go home, Amelia stayed at the airport do to her five o'clock flight. When leaving the airport I grab a cab outside to get home. On my long car ride home I came to the realization of all the things I had learn in those short few hours. What others should take away from my experience is that it's hard to get where you want to go when you're always looking at your phone, it is hard for others to fly when there is loud passengers on board and never be loss passengers luggage or you will have a great deal of