Traveling?
So, I had it all set that I was ready to fulfull my bucket list of traveling by myself. I narrowed my choices between: volunteering with GAP Adventures in Africa; a yoga retreat in Mexico and backpacking to Amsterdam and Paris. I got to the point where tonight I started researching prices of airfare ready to set the date and present them to my boss tomorrow.
As soon as I start writing the columns of my three choices down in an excel sheet (yes, I'm that geeky. I mean, man, I'm so organized), I get a phone call from a friend that said she is going to Hong Kong and wanted to see if I wanted to go since we'd have a free place to stay (her cousin has an assignment out there this summer). So now I'm torn between fulfilling my bucket list of traveling by myself or taking advantage of this great and cheap alternative to a country I've never visited and take advantage of this opportunity to do it cost-efficiently. Plus, I haven't scuba dived (dove?) in over a year and a half and she wanted to take a side trip and dive, which sounds fantastic to me. Ah, choices, choices, what to do. At least I have a lot great options :)
As soon as I start writing the columns of my three choices down in an excel sheet (yes, I'm that geeky. I mean, man, I'm so organized), I get a phone call from a friend that said she is going to Hong Kong and wanted to see if I wanted to go since we'd have a free place to stay (her cousin has an assignment out there this summer). So now I'm torn between fulfilling my bucket list of traveling by myself or taking advantage of this great and cheap alternative to a country I've never visited and take advantage of this opportunity to do it cost-efficiently. Plus, I haven't scuba dived (dove?) in over a year and a half and she wanted to take a side trip and dive, which sounds fantastic to me. Ah, choices, choices, what to do. At least I have a lot great options :)