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by thinkin on June 27th, 2006
For me the journey also.
I mean you already know where you are going but make the trip there as exciting as possible. I think this will work for any destination career, life, pleaser it doesn't matter.
by AnonymousGirl on May 29th, 2006
It depends on what you mean. The journey to a career? I think I'd prefer the career. However, if it's a trip to camp or something, I enjoy the JOURNEY and the DESTINATION.
by Bloed... on stand-by on October 29th, 2008
That depends:
Philosophical speaking: the journey.
Literally speaking:
Last year we went to France and just travelled around. There was no real destination. Loved every single second of it.
Next year we will fly to Asia. The flight will take about 13 hours and I am not really looking forward to that journey.
But after we hare arrived, we will also travel around. Again, no real destination, or all small destinations inbetween, depends on how you look at it. I really love to travel, and I also love to arrive somewhere on my travels.
Bit vague answer maybe.. :)
by Anonymous on October 29th, 2008
Both. The jouney is part of the destination for me.
by Doggie S on October 29th, 2008
If you're talking about travelling: I enjoy the destination more.
If you're talking about school: I enjoyed the journey more, because of the friends I had met along the way.
If you're talking about work: Heck, I enjoy the destination these days. The long commute is slowly killing me!
by LoggyBren on October 29th, 2008
In life, I like them both but I've found that having goals makes life more enjoyable.
by john pennington on October 29th, 2008
My wife and i love car trips together. its really a close time to catch-up the latest gossip and whats happening at our jobs.
The trip there, is definetely half the fun, for us.
Does it seem that "going" takes longer, rather than the trip back home?
Maybe, its anxiety.
by Vampyre Bat on October 29th, 2008
I used to concentrate on the destination until I was shown the beauty of the journey. Now life is so much better.
by HelloRe is anxious on October 29th, 2008
the destination HANDS DOWN!
by leeks5229 on October 29th, 2008
I believe it is the destination which defines the journey and therefore both are inclusive. I can't go for one with the other.
by krsnaknows on October 29th, 2008
Reaching the destination, I found there is nothing to look forward to. So now I guide others to the destination and catch their hand in the journey!
by fanbase on October 29th, 2008
I know that the typical answer is the journey but right now, for me, it would have to be the destination. I need to see an end in sight, the end game, for me to maintain my hope and optimism. The journey has already been difficult and I hope that it doesn't lead me to a bottomless pit.
by ShoulderPadQueen on October 29th, 2008
as far as vacation i like the destination better, i ate riding. lol!
by Gabstar on October 29th, 2008
the destination because the journey will be complete and i will be able to look back on it with hopefully good memories ;)
by horkenbubble on July 8th, 2006
Depends on what the destination is.
by hemiman on August 24th, 2006
It depends on where I am going and how I am getting there.
by ptrask on June 16th, 2006
In the cosmic scene of things, the destination is just part of the journey. Therefore, I definitely enjoy the journey more...I think...well...maybe I enjoy the destination more...ummmm...never mind.
by constantcraving on May 29th, 2006
For me, it's the journey...
by vampirevoodoo on January 2nd, 2010
The situation is a variant, so i guess it's almost impossible to say.
by Midnighttoker on October 28th, 2008
The journey.
by TheMidwestLatina on October 28th, 2008
Journey, because once i reach my destination, I will be satisfied for a while, and then wish to be on another journey.
by timthearchitect on October 29th, 2008
Depends weather I'm going to the dentist or on vacation. both can be very traumatic, but the question is, is a trip to the dentist or going on an airplane more enjoyable?
by Rorschach516 on October 29th, 2008
For me it's the journey. 'cos that's where you experience everything. The destination is just the justification of the journey. You know what they say that anticipation is always better than getting it already? Speaks the truth. . . Þ
by Sosueme on October 28th, 2008
The journey. The desination is usually pretty good, but the ride home sucks. You can take that on a lot of levels.
by Symbeline on October 28th, 2008
Physically, the journey. Usually the destination is pretty boring. Unless it's freezing out. >_>
Metaphorically, well the destination is out of order, so I don't have a choice but to enjoy the journey, or eternally trying to eat my own tail or whatever.
by skittle300 on December 13th, 2009
Depends on where I'm going.
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