Oh, hey, holiday weekend
So I'd known the July 4 was this weekend, but as with many holiday sorts of things the implications of this hadn't really struck me. See, it's a holiday weekend. A i>three day weekend for many of us crazy Americans. This doesn't matter so much for me because, well, I'm pretty familiar with my schedule and when I get time off and what I can do with it.
But then I realized that this is a three day weekend for other people too. I blame my last job in dispatch for the lack of awareness as we didn't have holidays so I'm not used to them synchronizing across people. The next realization was that I don't actually have plans for said weekend.
So it occurs to me to ask: anyone care for a visit? Yeah, it's spur of the moment, but if you've got a comfy couch and a not-packed weekend (the former more likely than the latter, I suspect) let me know. Maybe I can swing out your way!
(You're all lucky that I suppressed the urge to make this a 2000 word essay on the way that shifting information technology tools have allowed for much more efficient ad hoc travel planning.)
I do love travel,
Ana
But then I realized that this is a three day weekend for other people too. I blame my last job in dispatch for the lack of awareness as we didn't have holidays so I'm not used to them synchronizing across people. The next realization was that I don't actually have plans for said weekend.
So it occurs to me to ask: anyone care for a visit? Yeah, it's spur of the moment, but if you've got a comfy couch and a not-packed weekend (the former more likely than the latter, I suspect) let me know. Maybe I can swing out your way!
(You're all lucky that I suppressed the urge to make this a 2000 word essay on the way that shifting information technology tools have allowed for much more efficient ad hoc travel planning.)
I do love travel,
Ana