I've been trying to think of what kinds of pages my "lazy traveler" website would have. Aside from the general home page, about page, and page of reference links, I think I'd like to create pages for different types of travel. Some examples I have from my personal experience are road trips, cruises, or flying to visit friends/family. Staying in a hotel is another option, but being able to crash with friends and family is the cheaper and lazier option (lazy can be cheap in some circumstances). I think my favorite type of travel is cruising, since it is the option that requires the least amount of planning -- travel, hotel, and food are all handled by one entity on a single bill.
Now, I feel like I have to justify my promotion of the vice of sloth: Between work, school, and obligations to family and friends, we all need a break every once in a while. I believe that vacations should be a way to escape stress and not be a source of further stress. That's why I encourage low-stress, lazy traveling.
18 years ago
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That’s so true I am doing a travel site also on a recent trip to Ireland. I feel like you have a relaxing vacation like on a beach where you do nothing or a physically demanding vacation because you are trying to fit it all in by seeing all the sites and stuff. I felt like I needed another vacation after getting back from Ireland, but happy for having gone.
Yes. I am so with you. Bed and Breakfasts are ze best as far as I'm concerned. Though Hostiles are a nice and cheap alternative if you don't mind them!
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