aericell
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/or if you haven't gone on any, what is a trip you plan/want to go on?
my most recent one was in january during the mlk holiday since we had a 3-day weekend. my partner and i went up to the mountains in norcal to visit his family and we stayed at a cute airbnb loft in someone's house. it was a super nice space and our host prepared banana bread to welcome us. she had a journal in the room with entries from other guests who had stayed there and it was so interesting seeing where all of those people came from and how long she'd been hosting.
on the first day we drove up there, got to the airbnb around 6pm, and then i had to do homework since it was the first week of my masters course. we just stayed in, watched movies, and made one of those couple blankets with fabrics from hobby lobby. on the 2nd day we drove to his family's house which was about an hour further up the mountains, cooked food and ate with them, walked the dogs in the snow, caught up with everyone and ate more, and that was pretty much it before we headed back to the airbnb. the third day was checkout day so we couldn't do much besides clean and pack up. i'd love to go back for a longer time and do more outdoorsy stuff.
i learned how much i really don't like weekend trips, they feel way too rushed, especially with the travel time
my other trips last at least 5 days to weeks, but i also have breaks and summer vacation time with my job so i'm able to stay that long.
my most recent one was in january during the mlk holiday since we had a 3-day weekend. my partner and i went up to the mountains in norcal to visit his family and we stayed at a cute airbnb loft in someone's house. it was a super nice space and our host prepared banana bread to welcome us. she had a journal in the room with entries from other guests who had stayed there and it was so interesting seeing where all of those people came from and how long she'd been hosting.
on the first day we drove up there, got to the airbnb around 6pm, and then i had to do homework since it was the first week of my masters course. we just stayed in, watched movies, and made one of those couple blankets with fabrics from hobby lobby. on the 2nd day we drove to his family's house which was about an hour further up the mountains, cooked food and ate with them, walked the dogs in the snow, caught up with everyone and ate more, and that was pretty much it before we headed back to the airbnb. the third day was checkout day so we couldn't do much besides clean and pack up. i'd love to go back for a longer time and do more outdoorsy stuff.
i learned how much i really don't like weekend trips, they feel way too rushed, especially with the travel time