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 27-year-old living in a Chicago suburb with my husband, Steven, and our cat, Data. I work in the design industry (architecture), follow a vegan lifestyle, and am addicted to running! 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 "About" and "100 Things" to get a better idea of who I am! :-) If you have any questions, or want to chat, you can contact me at kilax@ilaxstudio.com!
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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