Vacation Idea Origins
Jul. 3rd, 2009 09:23 pmThere are several ways I get vacation ideas.
1) People invite me on their vacations
* skiing in Colorado
* Big Bend National Park
* Grand Canyon
* Disney World
* Cruising
* Las Vegas
* Vermont
* London
2) People move to cool destinations and ask me to visit
* San Francisco
* Belgium
* Paris
* Lausanne
* Phoenix
* Denver
* Florida Keys
3) I myself move to cool destinations and do lots of nearby touristy stuff
* Boston
* Atlanta
* Austin
4) I take extra time off when I'm going to a conference
* northwestern New Mexico
* Arkansas
* San Antonio
I've also dragged people with me to places I'd already been so they could see, too.
It's quite possible I've never picked out a new place to go on my own (besides my future over-the-hill 50th birthday party) and then actually gone.
Isn't that weird?
1) People invite me on their vacations
* skiing in Colorado
* Big Bend National Park
* Grand Canyon
* Disney World
* Cruising
* Las Vegas
* Vermont
* London
2) People move to cool destinations and ask me to visit
* San Francisco
* Belgium
* Paris
* Lausanne
* Phoenix
* Denver
* Florida Keys
3) I myself move to cool destinations and do lots of nearby touristy stuff
* Boston
* Atlanta
* Austin
4) I take extra time off when I'm going to a conference
* northwestern New Mexico
* Arkansas
* San Antonio
I've also dragged people with me to places I'd already been so they could see, too.
It's quite possible I've never picked out a new place to go on my own (besides my future over-the-hill 50th birthday party) and then actually gone.
Isn't that weird?
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on 2009-07-05 05:28 pm (UTC)-sally
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on 2009-07-06 12:39 am (UTC)Nothing that counts as a lifelong dream or anything, but I actually do have some ideas:
* Hawaii
* Florence, Italy
* Barcelona, Spain
* the Inca Trail, South America
* Mount Rainier, Washington
* Washington DC, especially the Smithsonian
* Australia, with its totally alien life forms
* Yellowstone National Park and other national parks I haven't been to yet
* a place with pyramids (Mexico sounds less scary than Egypt, Cahokia in Illinois sounds even less scary.)
* other things to see: an iceberg, a geyser, fjords, a swamp, Northern lights, a rainforest
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on 2009-07-06 03:38 pm (UTC)Of your list, I have only been to D.C.; Australia sounds particularly awesome.
-sally