…by the travel bug. I decided to customize a Google Map to indicate my travels. It shows where I’ve lived, where I’ve visited, and where I want to go in the future. Fun stuff…but probably not something that will excite the masses. However, seeing as I’m a giver, I’ve posted a link to my map on the right side of this screen (under blogroll…it’s called “Karl’s Travels”).<\/p>\n
It’s rather depressing that the majority of blue push-pins are gathered around the New England area – showing that most of my travels haven’t been all that far (or exotic). Most continents haven’t even been touched (hello Australia, hello South America, hello Africa). Hopefully that will change.<\/p>\n
Already, Randy and I are considering a trip to Seattle in the fall. Our friend, Mark, is going there on business for much of the fall (two weeks at a time) and suggested we pay a visit while he’s there. We normally only get to see him in Paris (or during his one visit to boston back in April). But this will be a great way to see him in person…without infringing upon his home space for once!<\/p>\n
Hmmm – and if I’m going to be in Seattle…isn’t Vancouver just a few hours drive north? Vancouver is actually on my list of places I want to see, so that could work out really well if we could finagle 2-3 days there, too. <\/p>\n
Oh, great – my mind is wandering.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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