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I still don't understand why many Americans don't go outside the country alot (Not counting rednecks),I mean, you still fly through states which takes like 2 hours,but its still America either way.

Not really, dont speak moon speak and i see the entire world as the same boring architecture. But I would like to live somewhere very natural, like a farm, or a house in a huge field.

I dont know if I'd like to 'join up with people', but I'd sure like to see the world.

I like spending really short stays wherever i go. I think that way youre always tempted to come back.
One of my 'life-changing' moments was at my last corporate job, id sit there working and hearing of all the boring mundane lifestyles of my coworker. Things like them going out and hitting the driving range or taking their kids to swim practice / etc. I hated the thought of having all my weekends end up like that. So i took up traveling whenever possible. i wouldnt tell anyone (well except you guys i guess) id just do it, and life became more enjoyable. I was able to go back to work sit in my cubicle and giggle to myself, that while they were sitting their watching their kids at little league i had just gotten back from Sydney, or Amsterdam or whatever.

Aside from all the spiritually enlightened bullshit, i think its good to just go out there. If anything just to go out and do something / be somewhere that youre not accustomed to.

At 12/25/10 08:38 AM, Luis wrote: Aside from all the spiritually enlightened bullshit, i think its good to just go out there. If anything just to go out and do something / be somewhere that youre not accustomed to.

yeah forces you to change and depending on the location/customs forces you evolve as well.

I've always wanted to backpack with a few friends, so yeah.