Friday Four

[wlotus]

I posted one version to fortysomething, but after further thought, this is what comes out of me...

1. Your dream vacation? Where? Who would you take with you? What would you do there?

That used to be Trinidad; I'd vacation there for almost a month every year. Back in 2006 I saw some things there that really turned me off, so now it is a motorcycle ride across the United States with T. (See #3.) I have not seen most of my own country; why do I need to go overseas when there is still so much for me to experience in my homeland? We'd make our way across the country making photos and camping and enjoying the open road.

2. Your dream career? What would you do if you could do anything for a living?

World-class violin soloist. The music and the international travel would be divine!

3. Your dream possession? What do you want? Really, really want!

At this phase of my life my dream possession is a 2010 Kawasaki Vulcan 1700 Nomad. Can you say, "Road trip"? I knew you could.

4. Your dream meal? What, where, who would be at your table?

Me, T, and my best friend from college would have a private table with our own wait staff. I don't think any of us are picky eaters, so who knows what would be on the table? I only know we would have a blast!

Comments

[littlemoremasks.livejournal.com]

These are hard questions. You can answer them based on what you might be able to do, or what is totally crazy. sheesh.

[audrabaudra.livejournal.com]

And when you make your US road trip, maybe you'll come across the Appalachians through Pennsylvania and stop and visit me! :-D

[wlotus.livejournal.com]

I thought you were back in NZ! How long will you be in PA?

[audrabaudra.livejournal.com]

Nope, we're here in PA until Sept., although the exact date of departure remains in the air a bit.

[wlotus.livejournal.com]

Do you have bikes here and in NZ?

[arkadelos.livejournal.com]

What did you see in Trinidad that upset you so much? Don't you think traveling in the United States would be dangerous? Is it safe?

[wlotus.livejournal.com]

It wasn't a matter of safety.