Travel Or Journey There?

Or journey there?
"The world is a book," said St. Augustine. "The world is a book and those who do not missions read only a page." I feel at home in many places, school, dorm, home with mom and dad, boyfriend and at the airport. The airport is like a home for me. When I'm traveling I'm happy a few hours earlier at the airport to buy a coffee. It is not certain when I drink it right away, but I sit down on the upper crust and watching people struggling along people sea. I dream about where the suit-clad man shall meet, perhaps he has not slept the night to prepare the post that can promote its position. Wonder how the hijab-clad lady yelling at their kids properly. Maybe they are going home to meet her father they've never met? What I love with
We love mysteries, sometimes life is the greatest mystery, so that the destination is not always the greatest mystery, but the journey there. "It is most useful and travel," said Michel de Montaigne, he had not quite the same thoughts when I go into the aircraft or put me into the camper to parents, but the message is undoubtedly the same. I have learned a lot of my grandparents. My grandfather taught me to always appreciate the journey to the destination, perhaps in itself is the same value as the time you spend at your destination. One of the chief of traveling is that everyone perceives it differently. To find out what you think is lovely when traveling is helping to define and shape
He has happily hosted in several countries one times he has started the washer. I have such a friend, he can lay out for hours with information about a building and its past, or connect the camera up to your TV and show off the pictures he has shot from the voyage. I have participated in countless tours with this gentleman, it is always eventful. It is very early in the morning to get the most out of the daylight, often running through many countries as possible villages and examine the most local provisions. Although he loves to travel, he is possibly the most patriotic man I have met. Surely 100 kg with books from the war, where heavy water sabotages by half. "Joachim in my heart." For those who have not understood it yet, this man is my father. Every day is a new day, and every moment is a new moment, live up to those moments he says. It is only in recent years I understand the message of the