When I walk into an airport the incessant trivial talk hits my ears as the passengers prepare for their journey. There – the sounds of excitement, anxiety, joy and distraction all mingle and become a blur; which becomes my focus. From what I have felt, sometimes a simple trip to the airport often reveals many different thoughts and feelings.
A sea of people scattered in the arrivals and departures with an ambivalent cloud above them. It’s the symphony of a moment to stand still and watch as the sea flows through you. There is a sense of ease in sitting back and observing these travelers pace around, trying to figure what their upbringings are, what their homes look like, or what sort of a mindset are they holding on to as boarding time approaches. …show more content…
In a place packed with other travelers, chances are you might end up feeling you're the only one around. In some way the airport brings all together, indicating that we are not the only ones on this journey.
“You are not there to relax; you’re there to get out; you go there to leave.”
The pilot is in the plane, activating the flight computers and presenting the crew. The flight attendant’s smile and exchange of words with other passenger seem promising. It's quite a delight to sit back and let someone else take care of the travel for me.
Travel often brings people together in ways they wish they hadn't experienced.
Finding home, again.
From sad goodbye to warm hellos, departures and arrivals produce small bursts of fanfare. "Welcome Home" board signs awaits you in the arrivals.
When you “leave home” (whatever that looks like for you) to chase what really matters to you, there is no way your perspective can stay the same. I met people, saw things, and gained experiences I would never have if I’d stayed home. It is these experiences that stretched my understanding of the world and of myself and unlocked fresh ideas and opportunities for me. Like they say, ‘Live, travel, adventure, bless, and don't be sorry.’ Whether it be any occasion that you are leaving for – Airports are passageways to life's biggest
A sea of people scattered in the arrivals and departures with an ambivalent cloud above them. It’s the symphony of a moment to stand still and watch as the sea flows through you. There is a sense of ease in sitting back and observing these travelers pace around, trying to figure what their upbringings are, what their homes look like, or what sort of a mindset are they holding on to as boarding time approaches. …show more content…
In a place packed with other travelers, chances are you might end up feeling you're the only one around. In some way the airport brings all together, indicating that we are not the only ones on this journey.
“You are not there to relax; you’re there to get out; you go there to leave.”
The pilot is in the plane, activating the flight computers and presenting the crew. The flight attendant’s smile and exchange of words with other passenger seem promising. It's quite a delight to sit back and let someone else take care of the travel for me.
Travel often brings people together in ways they wish they hadn't experienced.
Finding home, again.
From sad goodbye to warm hellos, departures and arrivals produce small bursts of fanfare. "Welcome Home" board signs awaits you in the arrivals.
When you “leave home” (whatever that looks like for you) to chase what really matters to you, there is no way your perspective can stay the same. I met people, saw things, and gained experiences I would never have if I’d stayed home. It is these experiences that stretched my understanding of the world and of myself and unlocked fresh ideas and opportunities for me. Like they say, ‘Live, travel, adventure, bless, and don't be sorry.’ Whether it be any occasion that you are leaving for – Airports are passageways to life's biggest