Between airports and clouds

The trip preparations were the quickest I've ever had. Just five days before traveling, I was receiving the funds for my ticket. I had never done so much math to take advantage of saving even the smallest amount.

The departure was from Naguanagua, but the flight was from Maiquetía. So I left very early by bus to Caracas, and from there I took a taxi to Maiquetía. After checking in and going through immigration, I entered an area I had never been to before, and it looked so majestic, yet empty. How beautiful our airport is.

I spent two hours waiting for my plane to arrive, and in the meantime, I watched the few flights that were leaving our country take off. Once on board, I took a short nap and ate the snack they offered until Panama, where I would take my second flight to Buenos Aires.

After seven hours of exhaustion and boredom at the Panama airport, I managed to board my second flight, where, after dinner, I was able to sleep until they announced that we were about to begin our descent.

Twenty-eight hours later, a sign welcoming me to Devconnect awaited me at immigration, marking the beginning of an unexpected adventure.