Being in neither extreme can be a restful place. More restful than restless kids racing around at least. :)
At least the architecture at CYOW is quite interesting. I was taking it in for 2 hours when I picked up Aaron from Denver. Never got bored once looking at the ceiling.
@Pearl — I’m not sure how I feel yet about being in-between. You’re probably right in saying that it’s still more restful than having kids.
@Mark — Then my one mistake was not looking up.
It’s interesting to see the difference in reaction. Traveling to another city has always resulted in excitement for me no matter how down I felt at that moment. The best part of the trip, is stuck in between as the excitement and anxiety of the new world build up. All the what ifs and what if nots. Amazing.
I think that even if you’re down, traveling to another city would be very cathartic. Unfortunately, I’m too confused for that.
For me, the best part of a trip is excitement. I can do without the anxiety.
Isn’t wifi wonderful.
Being in neither extreme can be a restful place. More restful than restless kids racing around at least. :)
At least the architecture at CYOW is quite interesting. I was taking it in for 2 hours when I picked up Aaron from Denver. Never got bored once looking at the ceiling.
@Pearl — I’m not sure how I feel yet about being in-between. You’re probably right in saying that it’s still more restful than having kids.
@Mark — Then my one mistake was not looking up.
It’s interesting to see the difference in reaction. Traveling to another city has always resulted in excitement for me no matter how down I felt at that moment. The best part of the trip, is stuck in between as the excitement and anxiety of the new world build up. All the what ifs and what if nots. Amazing.
I think that even if you’re down, traveling to another city would be very cathartic. Unfortunately, I’m too confused for that.
For me, the best part of a trip is excitement. I can do without the anxiety.