I just got back from an impromptu, whirlwind, 10-day vacation to/from Maine.
Getting there was like navigating through an obstacle course. I experienced a delayed flight, an unexpected hotel night in Philadelphia (with no toiletries or extra clothes), a ripped contact lens, and finally, late luggage at my final destination.
It made me realize there are two ways to travel...which are the same two ways to approach life!
I watched a lot of people experience their travel journeys very unhappily. I noticed red faces, huffy sighs, and foot-tapping. I witnessed yelling, storming off, and general rudeness toward airline employees.
It made me wonder: how does all that animosity serve anyone, especially those who are dishing it out? Where else do these qualities and characteristics show up in their lives? How might their lives be different if they could resolve their inner turmoil so that life was more enjoyable and fun?
This was the space that I chose to occupy (and it IS a choice).
Free hotel? Cool! Free toothbrush and toothpaste? Great! Voucher for breakfast? Fantastic! Am I okay? Yes...I'm safe, taken care of, and have a new plan for my arrival. All good in the 'hood!
Don't get me wrong, I know that unexpected life circumstances can feel uncomfortable and challenging. Just keep in mind that of these two possibilities, one feels WAY better than the other!
- Jennifer
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