I'm trying to get AWAY from people lol.
I'm only half joking. I know I obviously will be in very close quarters with a bunch of people.
But I would just appreciate not talking, or being talked to for the duration hah.
I'm a bit of a loner. While I greatly enjoy the company of friends and family, I also love to be totally alone.
There is something about sitting in one of these tiny private rooms and just watching the scenery go by that is very enticing to me.
I'm trying to get AWAY from people lol.
I'm only half joking. I know I obviously will be in very close quarters with a bunch of people.
But I would just appreciate not talking, or being talked to for the duration hah.
I'm a bit of a loner. While I greatly enjoy the company of friends and family, I also love to be totally alone.
There is something about sitting in one of these tiny private rooms and just watching the scenery go by that is very enticing to me.
A potential idea, just given your personality as you describe it.
What about renting a log cabin in the woods for the weekend? Hiking in the forest or kayaking and enjoying nature, making a bonfire and catching up on some books?
This is how I try to get away from the New York Metro area. Vermont/NH/Maine is where I like to go.
So this is a whole other can of worms for me.
I've also been sending my wife Zillow links to small cabins for sale in North Carolina/Tennessee area hah!
You can get a solid little place for not a whole lot of money, and probably even pay for the monthly mortgage by renting it out!
I don't think this is really a realistic thing for us to do right now....but I'm planting the seeds!
I'm trying to get AWAY from people lol.
I'm only half joking. I know I obviously will be in very close quarters with a bunch of people.
But I would just appreciate not talking, or being talked to for the duration hah.
I'm a bit of a loner. While I greatly enjoy the company of friends and family, I also love to be totally alone.
There is something about sitting in one of these tiny private rooms and just watching the scenery go by that is very enticing to me.
My wife took the Empire Builder (I think that was the one) from Minneapolis to Portland across the top of the country (Glacier National Park), then caught the California train south. She loved it. Took a roomette, never had a problem, enjoyed all the people she met with along the way. And was very happy with the dining experience. Part of the magic for her was the act of slowing down...having time to read while the world moves by outside, then putting the book down and enjoying the scenery...then going to the dining car for a lovely meal and having conversations with the different people on the train. It is sort of like what traveling by ship used to me. You are on a voyage...and you relax and enjoy it.
