Life as a whole is a journey, a journey to an indefinite destination. Its but sure the only journey that you dont decide when you begin nor when you end it. With which kind of travel device we begin, endure and finish our journeys that also is determined not by us. Indeed just one of the many significances about this journey called life.

Some are lucky to receive a smile from fate and get an aeroplane, some a bit less lucky get a motor car, some get a bicycle and those very much less lucky get to have to take their journey by foot.
But isit luck or even the type of travel device that determains the safety, smoothness and brightness of a journey. Well indeed the type of travel device you posses does have an influence on your journey but its certainly not the key factor to a wonderful journey. As ol' folks say its what you make of things that make them a wonderful experience, so i suppose its what you make of your travel device that would make your journey one to celebrate.

Those who have motorised devices may not even realize how easy they have it to take their journey and would not even mentain nor service their devices. I am sure not assuming nor presuming that people with more dont cherish or enjoy their posession. And the ones with only a bicycle and the ones who have to take their journey on foot may know how to make the best of their devices but would just refuse to cherish it as they would be thinking theirs isnt good enough. To all those i advice cherish the little you have and make the most of it.
You see, thats just one marvelous thing about life, you get and get and you dont want and you want and want and you dont get.

My life to me is a journey that i can so far analise positvely even with its many downs, i've had the opportunity to meet wonderful and life enjoying people. But likewise i also have unfortunately met sad and tormented people. Meetting both kinds of personalities can be very much interesting as it gives you a more better insight and awareness about your own journey.

So folks whoever you are, whatever travel device you posses and however bumpy your journey may have been so far, always look on the merry side of it and take the negative to get to know the positive. There is always two opposite sides to a medal.

So to ya'll, make the best of your journey and always remember to cherish what you have.

LOVE Y'ALL,
Esther