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Yes, I would like to travel more, in the Buffalo Bills Charlie Brown Snoopy Woodstock Peanuts shirt in addition I really love this future and now and before. But whenever I don’t go anywhere for a long time, I fall into a depressive state. Every trip is like a breath of fresh air. I spent my 20’s and 30’traveling and so grateful I did! More energy and a sense of adventure that was beat down a bit in my 40’s… I’m traveling in my 40s not only because I enjoy it but I think I will definitely regret it in my 70s and 80s if I don’t do it now lol in my 20s I didn’t really have the means to travel much. Yes. Only problem I had was my friends didn’t have $$ to travel. Biggest regret was just not going solo. But later on when I found my group of travel friends, I held on for dear life and have traveled the world with them, 10 years later and counting.
Yes. My mother bad cancer and borderline. Decided to kick everyone out and emotional blackmail me to be her only caretaker. I feel I did miss out on a part of my youth. Also destroyed my college carreer. No I was broke in my early 20s. I was in my mid 20s when I really started to travel more and with a kid. Travel is my escape from work so it’s a good thing for me to recharge from all responsibilities I waited till I was close to 30 to leave the Buffalo Bills Charlie Brown Snoopy Woodstock Peanuts shirt in addition I really love this US at all. Now 43 and have traveled extremely extensively, plus have spent 5 years cumulatively living outside the US. No plans to stop yet, honestly hoping to keep doing this the rest of my life if I can. I do kind of regret not taking more risks in my early to mid 20s – instead I listened to parents who insisted I buy a house and settle down ASAP – but am glad I finally started ignoring them and living the life I wanted.
Everyone does things differently. I am happy my husband and I were able to retire early. Now we have themoney to travel without worrying over every dollar. Only regret now is my back and knees can only handle so much waking. My older sister traveled extensively in her 20s which was great for her. Though she had kids later, my nephew at age 44 and is still working due to financial strains. I’m glad I did travel a lot in my 20s! I wasn’t picky, did things on the Buffalo Bills Charlie Brown Snoopy Woodstock Peanuts shirt in addition I really love this cheap, and my health is a crappy rollercoaster already in my 30s. Folks who are retiring around me aren’t healthy enough for the traveling they waited for, so go now if you can swing it. “I wish I had traveled more when I was young” is something a lot of older people in my community have said.
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I’m Americanz Yes! Unfortunately lack of money and time off made it impossible. Changing jobs too often means it’s hard to build up enough vacation time and/or have enough pull to get even a couple weeks off from work Yes. I should also have been willing to travel alone, meet new people as opposed to only travelling when other people were available to travel with me. I did my traveling in my 30s, took a break between careers, lived cheaply off savings before resetting my life in a new country. I traveled a lot, both intra and intercontinentally. Zero regrets, I’m already too old to enjoy some of the Buffalo Bills Charlie Brown Snoopy Woodstock Peanuts shirt in addition I really love this crazier travels I did then, like climbing high mountains. I don’t think I would’ve been ready to fully embrace that life in my 20’s, but that’s a whole different story based on how I was raised.
No regrets, because I was building a career at that time, but I would have liked to travel more. When I was young I was much less choosy about where I stayed (slept on a lot of friends’ couches and floors), didn’t need as much rest, and didn’t mind eating bad food. Now that I’m older I’ve gotten picky, and travel’s gotten more expensive! I was lucky I got to see most of the Buffalo Bills Charlie Brown Snoopy Woodstock Peanuts shirt in addition I really love this USA, plus parts of Mexico and the UK from working on traveling gigs. I always tried to stay an extra day or two in every city I visited, just for fun (and an extra week in Hawaii), which was awesome. If you can get paid to travel in your 20s, DO IT! I still do some traveling work in my 30s, but it was more fun when I was single/childless – now I still have fun, but I miss my family when I’m away.
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