Tucked into my computer bag is a script written by my friend Rob and his writing partner and a YA historical novel in verse written by my friend Claudia, which I meant to read over the summer.
If there's one great thing about traveling from coast to coast, it's five straight hours where I can read. No phone calls, no texts, no emails, and no work to get to. Just hours of pure reading time.
What do you like about traveling?
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Suzanne
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Getting away from the day-to-day stuff is fun.
ReplyDeleteTravelling with a young child is not exactly relaxing, and I'm usually exhausted by the time I get to my destination.
However, when I travel on my own, I love the fact that I'm not reachable. I can read, sleep, contemplate life, or just slip into a comfortable comatose state - and not think anything at all. hmmm...I think I need a trip! :)
Ditto on the above comment. I like not being reachable. No one to bug me. That's why I gave up my cell phone. If it is important they will find me.
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ReplyDeleteI agree. Kids = bad. Without kids + earplugs = oh so good.
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ReplyDeleteWhen I'm at my actual destination, I love seeing the different cultures/sub-cultures! I went to the East Coast and absolutely LOVED seeing how different daily life was for everyone! I don't like the actual task of traveling, though. The long hours on a stuffy plane or in a car sitting bother me and my body. I will never do a bus ride where everyone's chairs can recline ever again. That was the most torturous 4 hours of knee pain ever.
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