It is better to travel hopefully...
What does this Quote by Robert Louis Stevenson mean?
"It is better to travel hopefully than it is to arrive."
I take it to mean that the pleasurable anticipation of something is better than the disappointing reality of its actually happening. A rather pessimistic view of life, perhaps.
DFG
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