Next week I'm travelling to Hungary, a country I've never visited before. We (well, mostly
ghoti) planned the essential bits, the travel and accommodation, months ago, but it's come up faster than I'd expected and I haven't had time to think about what we're actually going to do there. It doesn't really matter since we're a party of six adults and two children, so I'm sure other people will have ideas, but I thought I might ask for advice anyway.
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| From: | ghoti |
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| Date: | July 29th, 2016 03:34 am (UTC)
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My experience is that if I plan beforehand, I end up with too much stuff to do and Colin is unhappy. So I never do that, I just decide what to do when we get there. Even if Colin isn't coming, because I've found that one thing a day is enough.
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| From: | livredor |
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| Date: | July 29th, 2016 08:49 am (UTC)
11 hours after journal entry, 09:49 am (livredor's time) |
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I think your philosophy is wise. I just felt a bit guilty about the everybody pick one thing question, cos I don't actually have a thing. Well, I do, I want to see all the Jewish stuff but I really don't know whether that's safe. In general, though, playing it by ear seems more likely to lead to happiness than having an over-crowded list.
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