Can you imagine what a caveman would have to tell us about his trips?

When you spend a lot of time in one place, a feeling of routine may invade you, that everything is the same, and you need to get out of your comfort zone. That's when the excitement kicks in, your mind starts going through the possibilities, shuffling the options, and you start selecting your options.

This is really where the journey begins, that need to explore another place that recharges you with energy, fills you with illusions, and another type of feeling.

You plan the place, the stay, you study the cost of the tickets, the reservations of where you are going to stay, you consult with your friends and the long-awaited day arrives.

The emotion is incomparable when you are about to board the plane, train or means of transport that will take you, you feel that tingling in your chest that floods you, and personally I have been flooded with a sensation as if the environment changes around me, preparing to welcome me

As you get closer this emotion grows, and I think that's what keeps the flame alive. That feeling of feeling alive, exploring, learning about other cultures and manners, a new place.

The interesting thing is that since prehistory all living beings feel this, although sadly we do not have living witnesses of those times to tell us what they felt and thought.

Can you imagine what a caveman would have to tell us about his trips? I am amazed.