The world is a book and those who do not travel read only a page. ~Saint Augustine
Found this article and thought it really interesting, I’ve had the “if you had a day to do anything, what would it be,” question tossed at me more than once.
But here they’re giving people an entire week. Which I think is fantastic; because how much can you do in a day? That takes a lot of thought and planning for 24hrs. But to have a week, you have some time to play with, think, plan your escape.
Here they’ve asked four people………….
Mackenzie Goings, of Sidney. “I would like to go on vacation to Alaska. They do a lot of off the grid living. I would like to do that. A week would be perfect.”
Samantha Piatt, of Sidney. “I think I would go to the Bahamas. I always wanted to go to the Bahamas. I went there once on a cruise. It was beautiful and I always wanted to go back.
Bri Oen, of Anna. “Of course it would be to go on vacation to an island, all inclusive, with my family.”
Tareena Bladen, of Sidney. I would take me and the kids to Paris and just relax. See the sights.
All four ladies said that they would travel if they had a week to do anything in the world; your week of activities doesn’t necessarily have to include travel, though travel is good. I’d like to take a week off and fly back home (Bahamas) or visit Alaska, but I’m sure I can find stuff to do just around the house that would probably take me a week to do. So for those trips I’d probably need a few weeks or a month 😉
Now it’s your turn…..What would you do if you had a week to do anything in the world?
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I would enjoy a week alone to read, write (and edit), reflect and re-energize
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Ohhhh that sounds soooo good. Think I could use a little of that myself.
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I would go to see the Vietnam Veterans’ wall. I would go see the 911 museum. I would go to Bethlehem and I would go to Calvary. I’m not very “good” anymore but I don’t know how anybody could look on Calvary and not feel changed.
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Now that would be an emotional trip. I’ve visited the Vietnam Veteran’s Wall, but have never been to the other places you’d like to visit.
I truly hope you are awarded the opportunity to visit those places 🙂
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It would be nice but if not…I can always dream 🙂
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I would go out west with a group of people on a trail ride, camp out, eat by the fire, sing songs and observe the stars, explore the different areas and enjoy the views.
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Now that sounds adventurous. Reminds me of the Old West. I’ve always wanted to visit one of those Western Themed parks. I did visit one in Belgium, could you believe that? Belgium of all places. But it wasn’t the same. 😉
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What a great idea. I’d travel to eastern Europe, and try to locate family left behind by my immigrant grandparents. 💕
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Wow! That sounds awesome. Were you successful in finding them?
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Not yet, Etta. Not yet. 💕
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Good luck in your search 🙂
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Travel, read, write and breathe.
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Those are great choices Jacqueline.
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I’ve always wanted to go to Canada and see the Rockies so that’s where I’d head with my family. For starters … 🙂
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Oh read, hear the Rockies are wondrous.
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Yes, hopefully one day I’ll get there …
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I would visit Iceland to know how it feels outside my comfort zone….take pictures, camp, eat cold foods, dress all week like an Eskimo….the list is endless, Etta☺
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Wow!! You are adventurous 😉 I have a friend who recently moved to Iceland.
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