We all need an escape.
At least a
temporary diversion from long-term plans, monthly expenses and day-to-day
regimens. Not because we hate the
very nature of our present lives.
Not necessarily. Although
there are those out there who would refer to their current state as a living
embodiment of infernal torment and suffering (which many whose trade involve
in the constant usage of their creative talents would relate to such a thought). But whichever glass of water you fall
in, there are times when all we feel the urge to simply break away from our immediate routine(s). A desire to go beyond
the realms of what is familiar into something totally imperceptible. Whether
we admit it or not, we seek the occasional chaos because it gives us the sensation of life and hopefully
keep us from going over the edge.
Travelling has been quite the
agreeable escape for us wayfaring trio in terms of providing that much needed
boost and revitalization. Perhaps even, regained a child-like innocence that
which the discovery of new places and the treasures held within them widened
our amazement as well as our curiosity.
Every locale, whether it took us an impressive distance to reach or
simply a few blocks away from our homes, had certainly a tale to tell and for us to be
involved in it was always welcomed.
As we attempt to account and graciously
share all the finds and sightings, all the skirmishes and bliss that have and
will befall on us, we do hope that we would in some ways encourage you, dear readers, to
momentarily turn away from your computers, mobile tablets and smart phones and go MAKE YOUR OWN JOURNEY. Set out to go
somewhere unbeknownst to you before. Do things that may have been uncharacteristic
of you. Surprise yourselves at what
you will find and what you will be able to do. However, never ever be disappointed. The mistakes are there for you to be
challenged and often designed to make
you laugh. Welcome the times you
get lost or feel lost. Tell yourselves that life is truly worth discovering
over and over again and that there can never be enough lessons to be learned.
Good luck and we hope to travel with
all of you soon.





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