The Globe

The Globe
When I contemplate about the globe, I view it as one dewdrop dotted and striped with islands and continents flying through space with other stars all shining together and this makes me view the globe appear as an inestimable storm of beauty. The oceans are everything they cover two-thirds of the territorial globe its breath is healthy and pure. The globe is an immense desert where loneliness is never an issue for life stirring on all spheres. The globe reveals much about me am a passionate traveler, and my career in the hospitality industry truly fits in my passion in life. Travelling is of great value in my life, and this significantly influences my sentimental attachment to the globe which I feel is the true representation in miniature. All through my life have traveled to considerable destinations I moved to the U.S from Poland, and since then I have toured all countries in South and Central America as well as all European countries.

When I closely examine the globe, I notice many things that connect to me and my career in the hospitality industry. When I see places on the globe in the miniature presentation, and then I get to actually land on the very places, and I see them with my own eyes I feel the assimilation of knowledge. Observing the scenes directly makes a deeper impression than what I see on the globe. Traveling to other countries I have come across different customs, different cultures and habits as well as different manners. I not only learn about these rather about the modern advancement in all these different land.

Viewing the representation of natural features on the globe and then having an opportunity to walk among these natural objects such as hills and mountains, beaches and forest, valleys, and rivers soften my mind eventually leads to a sympathetic understanding of the creation.

Let’s think of a globe the revolving globe on a stand and then let’s picture the contour globe whose island and continent rise high above the oceans, whose mountains and hills cast the shadow. All the same, think how it really looks like. When I think of traveling across a continent say America I picture all the hills in the neighborhood. What if we have an enormous globe? So huge to show houses and roads look at it! It is only then you would realize what had to be omitted most of them are those things that you care about on Earth. It is beyond any reasonable doubt through my experience in traveling the world texture, its scrollwork as well as its filigree it proves there is a possibility of beauty in this life we live a beauty that cannot be exhausted in its complexity.
Today we are living in a swiftly changing world, and everything seems to move faster. Our work takes much of our time and at the same time stress is increasing. President Dieter F. Utchdorf once said: “We would do well to slow down a little, proceed at the optimum speed for our circumstances, focus on the significant, lift up our eyes, and truly see the things that matter most.” (Uchtdorf 2). Globe is a small object, but a close look at it can revive the urge to travel to see, to hear, and to feel, to taste and even to smell what surround us. Give it a try.
Work Cited
Uchtdorf, Dieter F. “Of things that matter most.” LDS General Conference address. 2010.