Wise Woman Travel

If you’ve found your way to this blog, you probably like to test your wings. Soaring around trying new experiences, taking risks, and exploring is just what travellers do.

But if you frequently embrace the thrill of flying, you’ve also known fatigue. Making discoveries often means getting lost and confused along the way, puzzling over how to integrate the new with the old, and figuring out who you are now that you’ve seen and heard and smelled and touched the world in a different way.

What you need is a rest.

First, find a nice spot in the sunshine where you feel safe and secure.  Tuck your feet up underneath you and settle in for as long as you need to.

While you’re there you might as well enjoy the view. Maybe the sky’s a bit bluer and the clouds a bit driftier now that you’re relaxed.

 

 

An older, wiser, more experienced flyer might show up for a visit. You could strike up a conversation, maybe ask for advice on recommended flight paths. Or not.

When you’re absolutely ready, and not before, check out your flight equipment.

Now that you’re feeling refreshed, you can think about what to do next. No rush.
You’ll know you’re ready to take flight when the sky starts to call again.

 

 

 

Head off to a likely looking vantage point for a new takeoff.

And go! Take a look back at that old roof that offered you a refuge. You might want to come back to it. Or not. That’s the thing about flying: there’s always one more roof to give shelter and one more open sky.