Travel Tiredness is a Sign of a Fun Travel.

Calaguas Island Travel  aftermath : Photo by Duane Bernardo

Captured by Monti Cañamaque during my Baler Travel

In every travel that we are planning, we need to be prepared physically- Like I’ve mentioned in my previous post.  But no matter how physically fit we are (travelers), we really get tired at the end of the day. But that feeling is not just the typical “tiredness” that we usually  felt while working in an office for eight hours, where-in you will get to the point of job resignation.  However, this “tired feeling “is due to the enjoyment and fun that we got from the entire day of travelling.

 Indeed, fatigued often to the point of exhaustion will only exist if your day is full of various adventures. You felt drained of strength and energy due to the quest that you accomplished in a day.

We will go far away, to nowhere, to conquer, to fertilize until we become tired. Then we will stop and there will be our home. There will be a time to rest and reminisce how far you went, how challenging your escapades are,  how long you travel, how productive you are, how brave you are to face those ventures.

Captured my Red Chuca after our Calaguas Island Travel

But getting tired because you enjoyed your life in a day compared on getting tired because of nothingness are two different things. You might felt tiredness due to stress from work or might get tired because of the excessive spending your energy from your breathtaking travels. But for me, I’d rather choose getting tired because of the execution of my travel plans, than getting tired from planning your travel – a plan that might not happened. I rather choose to get tired  of making travel happens because at the end of the day, you can go to your bed and close your eyes with a smile. With a statement

"I don't want to be understood because if people understand me, they get tired of me. I travel and I love it "