You are still an "Outsider"...and i'm so close i'm basically there already.
I did thailand/laos/cambodia in feb and would be happy to share our itinerary info if you want to a la carte pick and choose from it. it has links and contact info and prices!We're hoping to go to Thailand next summer with my parents and ILs. Our 10-year wedding anniversary is also coming up, so maybe Hawaii or Cancun.
I've looked into one of these student trips and if your kids are super into it, I guess it could be worth it - it will no doubt be an awesome experience, but I've found I can do a better, more comfortable, and more customized trip for myself for less $$. which is why i'm in charge of the galapagos/mp trip this may! weeeeeeWe are poor people with 3 nearly grown kids who don't get our parents to keep the kids for us so we can jet off places, but I am excited that southwest is adding Hawaii to its flight plan in 2018. We were going to go dive Belize in 2 years but would prefer to spend my money in the US when I can.
I am paying for 2 kids and a wife to go on a (band) school trip to Ireland this spring, a huge waste of money IMO for HS kids. But I lost that argument apparently! But I am going to use the down time for helo skiing maybe that weekend with the daughter
Umm...no....based on things I've heard from you and @Dleg, pretty much living anywhere else beats AK.Nothin beats living in AK,
Umm...no....based on things I've heard from you and @Dleg, pretty much living anywhere else beats AK.
It takes a tougher breed to live in the last frontier!Umm...no....based on things I've heard from you and @Dleg, pretty much living anywhere else beats AK.
Sure. We usually don't venture outside of Thailand but this time we might try to check out some of the neighboring areas.I did thailand/laos/cambodia in feb and would be happy to share our itinerary info if you want to a la carte pick and choose from it. it has links and contact info and prices!
Whatever helps you sleep in sub-zero temperatures....It takes a tougher breed to live in the last frontier!
Says the guy who watches football games played on the "frozen tundra"...Whatever helps you sleep in sub-zero temperatures....
we did the Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu with these guys, locally owned, amazing experience! We chose Salkantay over the classic Inca trail because there is a 2000; decent on the second day on tall stone steps that will kill your knees. Or mine anyway. Plus, no people. A few locals, some cowboys ferrying pack horses, and incredible sights. I got a touch of altitude sickness sleeping at 13,500', but I was fine the next morning.I'm going to the galapagos islands and machu picchu in may | SEA-JFK-UIO-GPS-LIM-CUZ-UIO-JFK-SEA
and just got vaca approved for my fall euro trip getting "boujee" with my squad in the south of france | SEA-JFK-LHR-DUB-NCE-CDG-LHR-SEA
if anyone has pro tips I'm super open for suggestions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Haha, I wanted to go to Italy for our 10th, but we are headed into 13. Maybe 15?Ha, we said the same thing. And there went year 12. LOL
Fixt. :thumbs:Japan. Loved the sushi, egg roll, and other raw food they eat. And that radiation fall-out is particular breath-taking. Literally.
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