The things that you bring when you decide to accompany someone on a journey directly affect the relationship that you have with your travel buddy. If one decides to spend time bonding with your companion, it is better to leave things behind that belongs to the office or things that belongs to the neighborhood. It would not mean leaving the consciousness of what you're suppose to accomplish at work, but it's about not allowing them to interfere with what you are suppose to do when you are traveling; nor should it stash you away from the present.
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| ...the way you travel with your companions, determines the kind of relationship that you have with them |
When engaging on a journey, the most insulting thing that one can do to a travel buddy is to be socially absent in the course of the travel, absorbed in another dimension--either by work, tasks to be accomplished and petty things that is being made the center of concern. It's far worse than being physically absent on a trip...it inflicts insult and injury. Hey travel buddy, embarking on a journey is not only physical presence but a dynamic social interaction!
So the next time you decide to accompany someone, make sure that you have the will to be mentally, physically and emotionally present, lest you end up making your companion blaze with anger and much frustration. I guess this also goes strongly with families who decide to take a vacation. Dads and Moms who bring along work and allow it to eat it up their time that is to be spent for their children only brings disappointment to the heart of the kids who wishes to savor the trip with their parents. Chances are the children would end up disgruntled rather than refreshed.
I guess the way you travel with your companions whenever you hit the road, in a way, determines the kind of relationship that you have with them...
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