In today’s show, Craig and Linda express the itchiness of their feet and desperate need to hit the road again. At the same time, there’s plenty of work to be done in preparation! This show gives you a good overview of the practical aspects of preparing for long term travel, including:
Hi there
Really nice to put two faces to your names. This really is a great travel site… out of the squillions on the net. I think that’s because you two are travellers!!
Cheers and all best for 2010
Rensina
I understand the itchy-feet problem, even though I’m “traveling” at the moment. I’ve been in China for four months. Taking the English-teaching job abroad straight out of college, saddled with student-loan debt isn’t really conducive to free-wheeling independent travel. All life is right now is 6 days a week of work, international wire transfers, and language struggles, which sometimes makes me wonder what I’ve gotten myself into… Sometimes I have to stop scratching my feet and realize there’s a lot around me that I haven’t explored to its fullest potential. It’s a pretty big lesson in patience.
Rensina said on December 12, 2009
Hi there
Really nice to put two faces to your names. This really is a great travel site… out of the squillions on the net. I think that’s because you two are travellers!!
Cheers and all best for 2010
Rensina
Emily said on December 22, 2009
I understand the itchy-feet problem, even though I’m “traveling” at the moment. I’ve been in China for four months. Taking the English-teaching job abroad straight out of college, saddled with student-loan debt isn’t really conducive to free-wheeling independent travel. All life is right now is 6 days a week of work, international wire transfers, and language struggles, which sometimes makes me wonder what I’ve gotten myself into… Sometimes I have to stop scratching my feet and realize there’s a lot around me that I haven’t explored to its fullest potential. It’s a pretty big lesson in patience.
But daaammmn the noodles are good!