I feel like everyone in an airport temporarily becomes undead or something I don't know how people who travel a ton do it
London was great. I don't regret spending roughly 4 days over there ; even if I didn't get to visit Madam Tussauds and the British Museum. Still, I'd definitely visit again, sometime in the far, far future. I don't want to see another airport for the next 7 months at least.
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Being undead is the only realistic way to maintain your own sanity while at an airport. I travel every 7 months or so because I like seeing new places, not because I'm so fond of escalators, intense security, long lines, and other people.
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I like taking trips occasionally to check out new places. But, for instance, the CEO of CrowdMed goes to all of these health and tech conventions and stuff and he's almost never home for more than 2 weeks at time
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That dude is super fit and eats super well, and I think that's the only way he manages to not be constantly sick from being in airports and airplanes all the damn time
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I cannot imagine spending so much time travelling. It sounds horrifying. Like I need at least 4-5 months of relaxation before I even begin to think about travelling again, and then I need an extra 2-3 months to prepare myself for the trip, which only lasts for a few days.
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and by "prepare myself for the trip" I mean relaxing even more while also worrying about how dreadful it will be to visit yet another airport and go aboard yet another airplane
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this is SO relatable, and about more things than just traveling
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