It’s ironic that I spend a good chunk of my time fantasizing about traveling… and the other chunk of my time fantasizing about being home more often.
Maybe it’s time to start being grateful for what I do have, and quit thinking about what I don’t.
But that’s never easy is it?
Hi! I'm Kim, a 34-year-old living in Chicagoland with my husband, Steven, and our cats, Khali, Apollo, and Starbuck. I work in the design industry (architecture), follow a vegan lifestyle, am addicted to running, and am an ACE certified personal trainer (working at Essential Fitness, LLC ("Efit"))! I write about a variety of topics, and consider this a "life" blog - a place I can share anything that's on my mind. Please visit the "About" page to get a better idea of who I am! :-)
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You sound a lot like me. I get so excited to go somewhere then when I am there, want to go home.
While it is important to be grateful for what you have, it doesn’t hurt to have dreams…
Sounds like a pretty good retirement plan, my dear. 😉
Hilly – last time I was on vacation, I really missed my cat! How weird is that?
Gina (Mannyed) – I am just afraid of living too much in my fantasy land 😉
diane – That’s what I was thinking… I should make a list of places I MUST visit while I am young… and the others can wait!
Did I write this?
I’d like to go on vacation while living at home. 🙂
Actually,it sounds like you should open up your own travel busines from home.
“Maybe it’s time to start being grateful for what I do have, and quit thinking about what I don’t.”- I SO feel you on this right now!!! I’m having the same battle!!!
ajooja – are we on the same wavelength again today?! 😉
Kyra – hmm, that would take some sort of talent… it’s another dream though!
CourtneyInControl – I think this is a constant battle for us… Americans 😉