At the airport. The hub has little to offer other than the dreary monotony of passing the time before the ship is to resume its flight and deliver us all from familiar surroundings.
I watch the members of the nomadic public with some degree of amusement, searching in vain for any evidence of excitement imprinted on their faces.
Struck by the apparent triviality with which modern travel is approached, I wonder whether β since it became a prerequisite for many of their number β heading for the distant corners of the world is taken to be a tedious necessity.
Whereto did our spirit of adventure go?
PS: I suspect it’s just hiding. I’m sure there are many an adventurous soul embarking on yet another journey. Appearances can’t always be trusted. I’d rather hope for the best!
Travel safe and with a boundless sense of adventure. For even going home can bring new adventure around every corner my friend.
John
That is very well said, John. Thank you.
Some forget that child-like sense of wonder they once had… Others are immersed so deep in thought, that they’re practically unaware of their surroundings altogether. If they only knew; it keeps you young! Oh for the days when we literally lept from our beds at 6 am anticipating the day ahead!
That child-like wonder… I hope it never deserts me.
No… I won’t… LOL!
If I do, then you’ll always have it, cuz you’ll always have me.
Adventures can be dangerous sometimes π Travel safe π Love the way you write.
Thank you, Lala. Safely home π
Welcome home π
Thank you. It’s good to be back π
I read loads of your work, Vic, and wanted to say that I hope you realise what a marvellous writer you are. This piece sums up your versatility and professionalism.
Thank you, Richard. I appreciate your encouragement and support. π
You’re welcome, Vic. All the very best for the new year. π
Thank you and a very happy new year to you too π
Well shoot. You are at the wrong airport. If you departed from Fresno you could have gotten a haircut from our celebrity barber.
http://abclocal.go.com/kfsn/story?section=news/local&id=8726530
He’s a nice guy.
Sounds like it, certainly π
Long live the spirit of adventure π I still got it.
Very pleased, Erik π