Accomodation

It is always a pleasant experience when it happened to be in unfamiliar place and somebody is waiting to welcome us soon we arrived there. It is convenient to sit at the rear seat and fascinated with side street views. It is usefull to check the itinerary before taking a nap a bit but I remind myself before doing that I must talk to the driver not to turn the stereo on because most of the time it is only annoying instead of entertaining. Arrive at the hotel's main door they will give me a nice smile and few steps further a welcome drink will immediately refresh my mind. There are more other assistances that will escort me to the room. Impression of a pleasant smell, look that things are clean and in properly manner, all of this make me feel at home and it is what the hotel must do for their guest, isn’t it? I need to watch the TV but I remember that I should take warm bath first, wonder to know why?
Because it will need only few seconds after I turn the TV on and I may watch miseries a human being might have. It will make all of enjoyable moments I had before will vanish. To mention a few I can say it is flood, house on fire, forest on fire, robbery, people killing each other in war and so on. There is something that disturbed me, we see that people give their efforts, some are their bests to prevent flood, fire, robbery but when it come to a war, do we spent sufficient effort to prevent that from happening? I am not sure. The clear thing for certain is that the truth always take its own side, most of the time it depends on what channel you tuned in. If it is so, what else that we can put to measure a misery? Is it tears or is it blood that shedding to the ground? Or maybe we can put it both. Imagine If our heart was a hotel, where will we accommodate the empathy for the victims; is it at the parking area or is it at the lobby, or is it at standard room, or is it at the deluxe room or is it at pent house level. The choice is absolutely ours but make sure after we made it please go to the mirror to see what kind of people we are.