I like road trips. I’ve driven to a few different states to meet friends. I’d love to eventually do a cuddle road trip.
I like variety. Sometimes I like escaping to nature: redwoods, ocean beach, lake/river, mountains - it's all good. Sometimes I like exploring new cities and cultures. I've been to a fair number of cities in western Europe, hit most of the states in the US, like road tripping and playing tourist.
I've lived in California, Ireland, South & North Carolina and spent extensive time in Germany, Austria, and Georgia (US state) so that's allowed me to explore the surrounding areas, but my bucket list is a mile long.
It's hard to pick favorites, but I guess if I had to narrow it down to a few I'd say the Humboldt Redwoods in California, the Dingle Peninsula in Ireland, Hammock Beach in North Carolina, and St. Johann in Austria.
A cabin in the woods, somewhere snowy. Be it in Japan or Switzerland, it doesn't matter to me. I just want to be holed up in a cozy place with a fireplace, a book, my knitting, and a cuddle buddy.
Puerto Rico
Maldives
Wherever there is beautiful nature or where there are historical, quaint little towns. Oceans, beaches, gardens, or architecture. The world is full of more places than we could ever see in a lifetime but I’d love to visit as many as possible.
I wish I had gone to the Maldives when I had young energy @PrettyLuv. There is a so-so Hallmark movie called "Love in the Maldives". The scenery scenes in that movie are great, but short.
Days off for me are never consecutive.
And those few that I do get (1 or 2 a month) I tend to spend sitting silently on the couch, trying to convince myself that something somewhere might get better tomorrow.
Hawaii!! It's part of the U.S. but it is definitely a different experience. I heard 5 languages spoken there by tourists. The weather is great year round. Also you don't need a passport, an international phone plan, or currency exchange. It's a long flight from the east though..
@CharlesInWI that makes me sad, you deserve a vacation and longer than a few days. 🤗
@freespirit73 i agree. I’ve been to Oahu and I could go back again and again.
@Hollydollhugs
Nice of you to say, thank you.
But, the trade off for not having a traditional 9-5 is that you tend to be doing something basically all the time.
Life of an artist, which I prefer.
A cubicle job would literally kill me.
@CharlesInWI i completely understand that. I wouldn’t do well in a cubicle job either. I am very fortunate to be in a position that allows some flexibility. It’s not my dream job, but it’s not to bad. I hope to cuddle full time eventually, that is my dream.