It could be the same place our ancestors lived before, the same home, or neighborhood, or city.
Partly because you have your main activity (work or study) in that area. Partly because maybe you own your home.
So, in general terms we can consider that we tend to be sedentary; nomadism is not our way of living.
But precisely because of that, when we have vacations, we try by every mean to go somewhere else, to escape from the place we live, see other lands, know other oceans, meet other people, ways of life, of dressing, of eating. In other words, we escape to the routine.
I think that it is not only curiosity what lead us to foreign and very far away lands, but it is also the need to change the rhythm of our lives, to enjoy a different environment, different meteorological conditions, even a different language.
That's part of the flavor of being living, and the opportunities we have to enjoy.
A trip or many trips, a short stay or a extended one, a sophisticated place or a simple one, no matter how or what it could be, we must grasp every opportunity to move on, go somewhere else, and do many things we usually don't do while we are busy in our common life.
A vacation is also a human right.
It is something our mind and our body need equally. It is something healthy. It can renew us from inside out.
Personally, I'm ready for that.
Milton W. Hourcade
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