It's all about the airport

GuestPoster290Guest07 October 2011 06:57:26

I knew its a weird thing, but Im kinda excited to stand alone in the airport. Nothing to do, just let my view lives among peoples activities. Dont you know? Its like crying when raining, theres no one knows youre crying. In the airport, theres no one care what youve been doing. All of them busy to wait their departure, wait their family arrives, looking for their luggage, and take care their children.

Well, actually, its not a big reason why airport was one of my favorite places. When I was in the airport, I just thinking that life is all about come and leaving, nothings more. And when youre standing alone in the airport, you can see life in many sides. Whos coming with smile, whos leaving with tears, whos waiting in vain, or even whos leaving with no one says goodbye to him or her.

Then, I know it eventually, I am not the only one who lets someone go, please someone come, or begging someone stay.

P.S.
Anyway, if there's anyone who kindly to exchange blog address, I'll be so glad. This's one of my posts in my blog. (dutari-sitorus.blogspot.com)

ericwt Serial expat

Member since 27 September 2011

ericwtSerial expat07 October 2011 07:18:36

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I enjoy airports because they get me places quick.

But for me these last 3 days have been about airports, customs, and First Class bus stations in Southern Mexico. Cancun Airport to Chetumal Mexico. Then employees picked me up and crossed the border into Belize.

Had a blast, I got to people watch, Eat like a king and the best part is I am learning more Spanish I can speak better. I had tons of people to practice my Spanish with.

Life rocks.

globetrotter ViP

Member since 28 May 2008

globetrotterViP07 October 2011 11:20:05

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In Belgium there was actually a tv program on this topic, called "Hello, Goodbye". The presenter just walked up to random people in the departure hall or people who were waiting for their loved ones at arrivals. He filmed some pretty gripping stories about people moving abroad, family reunions, grandparents waiting for their children and adoptive grandchildren, internet brides face to face with their husband for the first time, business men who spend half their professional airplanes,...

And from then on a caught myself looking at people in airports and wondering about their story.

GuestPoster290 Guest

GuestPoster290Guest17 October 2011 08:18:51

ericwt wrote:
I enjoy airports because they get me places quick.

But for me these last 3 days have been about airports, customs, and First Class bus stations in Southern Mexico. Cancun Airport to Chetumal Mexico. Then employees picked me up and crossed the border into Belize.

Had a blast, I got to people watch, Eat like a king and the best part is I am learning more Spanish I can speak better. I had tons of people to practice my Spanish with.

Life rocks.

Wow! I can imagine how great your day at that time. Seems like easy life, huh? lol
hope you enjoy your time in the airport

GuestPoster290 Guest

GuestPoster290Guest17 October 2011 08:27:11

globetrotter wrote:
In Belgium there was actually a tv program on this topic, called "Hello, Goodbye". The presenter just walked up to random people in the departure hall or people who were waiting for their loved ones at arrivals. He filmed some pretty gripping stories about people moving abroad, family reunions, grandparents waiting for their children and adoptive grandchildren, internet brides face to face with their husband for the first time, business men who spend half their professional airplanes,...

And from then on a caught myself looking at people in airports and wondering about their story.

I bet, I would stay tune in front of my tv everytime the show goes on. Oh my, it will be a great tv show ever for me, I just curious to know how they cover they feeling when they go, back, or stay. Definitly inspiring me