Throw Caution to the Wind

I am not spontaneous...this is something I have always known about myself, I thrive on stability and routine. I increased my level of spontaneity by booking a vacation. Wait, you're saying to yourself, how is booking a vacation spontaneous? You're planning months ahead of time for something. Well, dear one, it's spontaneous for me because I am not giving a thought to the money we're spending, the time I'll be off work, or the school work that will be piling up while we're away. Perhaps spontaneous isn't the right word, but it feels deliciously reckless!



We're going to fly into San Francisco and spend a few days there either at the beginning or end of our trip. The rest of the time, we want to spend traveling to places like Monterey and Carmel seeing the sights and not having much of an agenda at all.



I can't tell you how much I'm looking forward to this! I really feel like we haven't been on a real vacation together. Sure, we went to Chatham for our honeymoon which was a great relaxing get away but it didn't feel like a real vacation. The other places we have gone together have been centered around my work and were places that I've been to before. M's been to San Francisco briefly for work but didn't get a chance to sight see, neither of us have been down the coast.



110 days!