I'm at Dulles International Airport right now in Washington DC. As I wait here for my next flight to Johannesburg which is in about 6 hours , I thought to myself, "I'm gonna post something, just for kicks." Hence, I decided to share my travel itinerary with you guys since I didn't share any of my flight timings and layovers.
So, I left O'Hare at 6am and got to D.C at 8am. I'm going to take South African Airways around 6pm to Dakar, Senegal. Unfortunately, I don't get to leave the airplane in Senegal because the stopover is for refueling purposes only. Next stop is Johannesburg, where I have a stopover of about two hours. Finally, I'll arrive in Gaborone, Botswana tomorrow around noon, central time, hopefully in an airplane like this.
Also, while booking for my tickets, I chose seats close to windows because Africa is known for its beautiful landscapes, which I hope to view from above during the Senegal and South Africa stopovers. I'm so pumped for this trip. Just hearing the sound of "Africa" and "Botswana" gives me the jitters.I felt like this when Drogba walked towards the goal to take the final penalty against Bayern in the Champions League Final or when Nadal won the 2008 Wimbledon Final.
Furthermore, I was searching through my iPod to find the perfect song that would capture the spirit of travelling for my trip. Mainstream music nowadays, however, rarely strays away from themes of sex, drugs or violence ( No offense to mainstream music lovers); so, I wasn't going to find any answers there. I still didn't find what I was looking for from music from the 90s, but found something from the 80s, U2's Where the Street Have No Name. (Listening to the song, I feel like I'm travelling to a place that has no name, where animals roam around freely without any boundaries, a place where there are no signs, and a place I won't be able to find again if I go back, but a place I'll always remember in my mind.) In essence, this sums up Africa's history, and its current condition due to exploitation that's rapidly changing the landscape of the continent.
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