TRAVELS WITH MARYANNE
Embarking on your first solo travel adventure is a thrilling concept, accompanied by a whirlwind of emotions – excitement, apprehension and an insatiable urge to explore. The prospect of travelling alone offers a canvas of self-discovery, flexibility, and unparalleled experiences. In this ultimate guide, we’ll walk you through every step to ensure your maiden solo journey is a resounding success.
Travelling solo can be a thrilling and rewarding experience. You have the freedom to explore new places and cultures at your own pace, without the constraints of a travel partner or group. However, travelling solo can also present unique challenges when it comes to staying healthy and happy on the road. In this article, we will explore 10 tips for staying healthy and happy while travelling solo.
Almost 28 hours after I left my house I finally arrived in Dallas, Texas.
The day got off to a slow start when United Airlines decided to delay the flight by an hour and forty minutes. Liberace was flying the plane (ok it only sounded like him) and I had a pleasant surprise when I ran into an ex student on the Melbourne to Sydney leg. David was on his way to New York to teach and take some dance classes.
The Sydney to Los Angeles sector ended up leaving 2 hours late but arrived only one hour late. Oh my God this flight seemed to take forever. I sat next to a lovely young man who was a Phd student on his way to Canada to present his paper on conservation. I ended up watching 3 movies with sound and one without. I just couldn’t sleep even though I was exhausted. The first movie was Valentine’s Day (a lot of dribble). The second was Ghost Writer (a Roman Polanski film), the third was Invictus. The fourth I never caught the title but it had Brendan Fraser and Harrison Ford. Without the dialogue I got that Brendan Fraser had some sick children and Harrison Ford was trying to find a cure.
On the Los Angeles to Dallas leg again I was seated next to a lovely young man with dive in eyes. There is a God in Air Travel Heaven. This flight was about 3 hours but went fairly quickly.
Ok so I’m here now. Things that I have observed so far, are the Texans have really nice manners and they like big road signs. Oh and they like big buildings with huge mirror type windows. The people are also very friendly and genuinely interested in talking to an Australian.
I couldn’t keep my eyes open any longer so went to bed and looked forward to exploring the next day. Night night…
Hi, while I’m not a jetsetting, 20 something, traveller who roams the world whenever I wish. I do like to explore and explore I will. I’m going to take you on a journey that encompasses the familiar and the exotic. So come along and enjoy yourselves as we explore the world together. Watch this space…