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If you had to fly almost all day to reach your holiday destination, then drive in a bus for more than 2 hours, followed by a rough ferry ride and finally climb in a rickshaw to reach your hotel, what would be the first thing you think of doing upon arrival?
Normally adults would want to check in, shower, have a drink, sit by the pool, relax...
Not children. Children drop everything and just run to the sea ignoring the tiredness, the late hour and the complaints of adults. They discard their shoes, dig their heels and hands in the sand and splash in the water giggling joyfully. The funny thing is that we build so many things as adults upon ourselves that forbid us from being so naturally responsive and free. Children are just doing the most appropriate thing in response to meeting the sea after such a long journey.
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If you had to fly almost all day to reach your holiday destination, then drive in a bus for more than 2 hours, followed by a rough ferry ride and finally climb in a rickshaw to reach your hotel, what would be the first thing you think of doing upon arrival?
Normally adults would want to check in, shower, have a drink, sit by the pool, relax...
Not children. Children drop everything and just run to the sea ignoring the tiredness, the late hour and the complaints of adults. They discard their shoes, dig their heels and hands in the sand and splash in the water giggling joyfully. The funny thing is that we build so many things as adults upon ourselves that forbid us from being so naturally responsive and free. Children are just doing the most appropriate thing in response to meeting the sea after such a long journey.
6 responses to “Day 17~ August 17th~ Boracay”
so very true
Absolutely gorgeous…
Felicia
I’m with the kids. I’d want run in to the sea, stretch my aching muscles. Then have drink by the pool 🙂
This is a magic picture. Thanks.
Fantastic night shot. .
Children have no trouble shifting gears and jumping right into where the fun is. AS GEORGE BERNARD SHAW Said, “It’s a shame that youth is wasted on the young.”