I have none. I am so content to “bloom where I am planted”, a lesson learned early from my father. It has served me so well throughout my life…I am never bored and there is never nothing to see or do wherever I am!
I say that, but also have to confess, I “live” in several different places: a suburb of Seattle, in the mountains outside Spokane, in the San Juan Islands, San Diego, and in my car…no, not that way, but I do love a road trip with car-camping involved.
Even in my own 100 year old house (which people call a maze due to all the weird rooms and additions over the years), I get the bug to travel, to “live” in other parts of it. After 43 years here, I have lived in every square inch of it. There are 5 or 6 bedrooms (depending on how you define the space), 2 or 3 living rooms (again depending), 3 bathrooms, laundry room, 2 and 1/2 kitchens, a large bonus room, a huge deck, a patio with table and chairs for outside dining, Oh, and a fruit tree orchard! (apples, cherries, pears, and plums!)
Back to Wanderlust, I have been recently bit by the Road Trip bug. In August of this year we will travel down the West coast, then across the Southern States until we reach Mississippi. I lived there with family for a few years when I was younger and James grew up there. We met in high school in Natchez.
It’s time for a “Roots” trip so we are taking my son and grandsons on a road trip adventure, to Louisiana, Alabama, Florida and Mississippi. We’ll travel in style for most of it in a spectacular RV. And we will get to see wonderful friends and relatives we never get to hang out with, including a wonderful new Blogging Friend!
The slideshow is of some of the places in Mississippi I want to share with my grandsons!
Can’t wait!
I guess this is Wanderlust!!!
I guess I just want to say…..Adopt me? I’m fully housetrained and will never ask to borrow the car. But I can cook for an army, which I think you have? Even one-handed. Have a nice adventure! Cheers,H
Thanks Helen. If only there was one more seat in that RV!!!
Me too, I am just itching to travel… this stupid work job thing interferes to no end…..
Wow….. I didn’t know about your upcoming trip. That sounds fantastic! I’m so glad you are doing it, for yourself and for your family.
I also don’t have wanderlust, although I have homes in various parts of the world. After a childhood as an army brat, I prefer to stay in place. I am so glad that the Greenbelt work that is currently my greatest passion, starts in the lot behind my house! 🙂