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Today is Friday and we are all going away for a long weekend. You choose wherever you want to go but there is one rule: This is for you, your kids and/or signifacant other can go if you want but if they do they will be happily and quietly packing there own stuff so you can pack yours.

1. Where would you like to go?

2. What music is a must for either the car or your iPod/headset on the plane, train, whatever your means of travel? Think of some really great songs, songs for you, no KidZBop or Barney music in the car(the kids will have their own headset) unless that is what you really what you want to listen to.

3. Pick 3 things(other than the basics like toothpaste, underwear, sunscreen) that you absolutely must have with you.

Bon Voyage, Happy Trails, Have a great vacation!
Jill


I have no specific goal(s) right now. I am trying to find the spiritual side of myself that I lost somewhere along the way.
 
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Where would you like to go? Rocky Mountain High

2. What music is a must for either the car or your iPod/headset on the plane, train, whatever your means of travel?John Denver, Carly Simon, Simon and Garfunkel, Baroque Dance Music, Manheim Steamroller

3. Pick 3 things(other than the basics like toothpaste, underwear, sunscreen) that you absolutely must have with you. Dogs, Sleeping bags, Camera


It's never too late to get it right.
 
Posts: 3473 | Location: Central USA | Registered: March 11, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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1. Where would you like to go?

I would love to go to LAS VEGAS!!

2. What music is a must...

Reggae, Dance,

3. Pick 3 things(that you absolutely must have with you.

A book, axoim, and my Cat


Heather
Goodbye excuses!! Lets achieve those weight-loss goals!!

1. Exercise2-3 times a week
 
Posts: 871 | Location: Atlanta | Registered: April 13, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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1. I'd go to a great spa- get loads of treatments and luxuriate. I love this. (It does not raise my metabolism Smiler)

2. I am not so into music. I listen to NPR talk radio. (Dd has been taking piano lessons for 18 months and is already beyond the point where I feel comfortable helping her with music. In general music is a strain on me most of the time. A few times I enjoy it for short periods. I do use my MP3 for exercise jump starts, but never otherwise.)

3. Sunglasses, cell phone and some of my best books
 
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1. Where would you like to go?

We'd rent a yurt (something between a tent and a cabin) in the Adirondacks. The yurts are a mile hike from the road, and you have to bring your own food and bedding, but it has heat, a propane stove, and beds. I've been oogling these for a year now, and we're going to do it late spring.

Here's what a yurt is like:

http://www.fallsbrookyurts.com/

2. What music is a must for either the car or your iPod/headset on the plane, train, whatever your means of travel?

Jack Johnson, James Blunt, and Donovan Frankenreiter.

3. Pick 3 things(other than the basics like toothpaste, underwear, sunscreen) that you absolutely must have with you.

Hiking boots, sun glasses, and the family dog.

alli


Fall goals:
1. Bike 40-50 miles a week
2. Prepare new garden bed for next season
3. Heal my back
 
Posts: 738 | Location: Jersey Shore, USA | Registered: March 11, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I'd love to go away for an active spa weekend, especially if I could do it in a time machine so that I wouldn't lose any time to work on my papers. I really could use the jumpstart since I've had trouble staying on track. Someplace with a lot of sun would be nice, maybe Canyon Ranch.

I wouldn't take music, just some great fiction to read on the plane. Something totally for pleasure.

I would take along a journal and pen to write down all the great stuff I was learning, some great new workout clothes, and my yoga mat.


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Jen
 
Posts: 2872 | Location: Ohio | Registered: March 11, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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1. Sonoma/Napa Valley

2. A cool mix of 80s, 90s and current alternative, with some John Mayer, John Mayer Trio, and jazz thrown in.

3. My wine journal, digital camera, and cute but comfortable walking shoes.

Dawn


"Success is not the result of spontaneous combustion. You have to set yourself on fire." anonymous
 
Posts: 4533 | Location: Indianapolis, IN | Registered: March 15, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Originally posted by SheriaVa:
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Originally posted by jillybean:
My daughter has been asking to go to the Atlantis Resort forever!! We just checked out pics online, it really looks like an incredible place to go.


It IS incredibly beautiful. They put HUGE bucks into making it a visual wonderland. Unfortunately, it can also be incredibly expensive, but it doesn't have to be. The Beach Tower (older than the rest) is the best deal and there are smaller restaurants where you can eat more economically than Atlantis' high-end restaurants (which, to me, were not even close to being worth the money).

Here are some pix from my first visit (we stayed in the Beach Tower that trip). I have others but these are the only ones I have on the web at the moment:

http://members.aol.com/hoppnhutch/pictures2000.htm


Sheri,
Thank you so much for posting the pics! I will show them to Morgan, she will really be bugging me after seeing them. I think when I originally looked into the trip I was checking out the Beach Tower.
Jill


I have no specific goal(s) right now. I am trying to find the spiritual side of myself that I lost somewhere along the way.
 
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Originally posted by jillybean:
My daughter has been asking to go to the Atlantis Resort forever!! We just checked out pics online, it really looks like an incredible place to go.


It IS incredibly beautiful. They put HUGE bucks into making it a visual wonderland. Unfortunately, it can also be incredibly expensive, but it doesn't have to be. The Beach Tower (older than the rest) is the best deal and there are smaller restaurants where you can eat more economically than Atlantis' high-end restaurants (which, to me, were not even close to being worth the money).

Here are some pix from my first visit (we stayed in the Beach Tower that trip). I have others but these are the only ones I have on the web at the moment:

http://members.aol.com/hoppnhutch/pictures2000.htm
 
Posts: 7864 | Location: Rehoboth Beach, DE | Registered: March 12, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Originally posted by SheriaVa:
1. I'm torn between a jaunt to Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island (Bahamas) or a visit to a spa resort in Arizona or California (I can only think of the names Canyon Ranch and Mirabelle and I'm not sure those are spas in AZ or CA).

Sheri,
My daughter has been asking to go to the Atlantis Resort forever!! We just checked out pics online, it really looks like an incredible place to go.
Jill

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1. Hawaii! Although I don't think a long weekend will be enough time Big Grin

2. iPod-everything from Sinatra to Destiny's Child to Hank Williams, you name it, it's probably on there! I need a variety so I don't get bored.

3. A book to read on the beach, a really cool bathing suit(this of course is my virtual vacation so I will look great in said bathing suit!!), and Oprah's bank account.
Jill


I have no specific goal(s) right now. I am trying to find the spiritual side of myself that I lost somewhere along the way.
 
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1. Where would you like to go?
Skiing!

2. What music is a must for either the car or your iPod/headset on the plane, train, whatever your means of travel?

Sean Paul

3. Pick 3 things(other than the basics like toothpaste, underwear, sunscreen) that you absolutely must have with you.

Ski gear, warm clothes (I'm always cold), my knee brace.



Out of our beliefs are born deeds; out of our deeds we form habits; out of our habits grows our character; and on our character we build our destiny.

- Henry Hancock
 
Posts: 9184 | Location: Medina, OH | Registered: March 11, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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1. Some place warm with a beach, warm water, and a path to roller blade on.

2. My MP3 player is loaded with various kinds of music. So it'd go.

3. roller blades, Bible, and a book to read while I sunbathe


Life is like a roller coaster, with lots of ups and downs, but the curves, spirals, loops and corkscrews are what make life interesting.
 
Posts: 2696 | Location: Akron, Ohio | Registered: March 15, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Originally posted by grrlscout:
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Originally posted by ltd:
could make a great fashion statement!

Yeah, the statement would be, "I dressed in the dark."

Big Grin
ROTFLOL


Denise
 
Posts: 9221 | Location: Silicon Valley, CA | Registered: March 17, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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1. Where would you like to go?
I'm driving to Tahoe on Monday for 4-5 days. Big Grin

2. What music is a must...
I don't have a CD or tape player in the car.Frowner

If I did... I'd listen to band geek music. Smiler I'd take the 7 CD set Pepper Editors Choice set.


3. Pick 3 things(other than the basics like toothpaste, underwear, sunscreen) that you absolutely must have with you.
My skis and boots, I suppose... although one year I had a ALL of my and Jamie's socks, gloves and hats packed in a beige duffel bag which was sitting on our beige carpet. I got a call from Nelson saying, "This bag sitting in the hall... do you need it?????"

Jamie and I hit the Salvation Army and bought about $20 worth of hats and stuff and we were fine.

If this really was dream vacation... I'd take Jamie with me. I'm so sad that I can't take him out of school for 4 days anymore. He'd never catch up on the homework and our district doesn't have a "ski week" vacation. Frowner That week snow skiing is one of my most favorite memories of his elementary school years.


Denise
 
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quote:
Originally posted by ltd:
could make a great fashion statement!

Yeah, the statement would be, "I dressed in the dark."

Big Grin


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Posts: 1433 | Location: Phoenix, AZ | Registered: March 11, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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My digicam, hiking boots, and a sarong. Of course, I wouldn't wear them at the same time.


LOL!! I don't know, could make a great fashion statement!


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1. Where would you like to go?

Costa Rica! GF and I would head down to the Osa Peninsula for rainforest hiking, kayaking, mountain biking, and beach frolicking.

Eat lots of grilled fish and mangoes, and sleep in a cushy bed on a platform, surrounded by gauzy netting, and listen to the howler monkeys.

2. What music is a must for either the car or your iPod/headset on the plane, train, whatever your means of travel?

A mix of Jimmy Buffett, Raul Midon, and Tito Puente, and some vintage Stevie Wonder.

3. Pick 3 things(other than the basics like toothpaste, underwear, sunscreen) that you absolutely must have with you.

My digicam, hiking boots, and a sarong. Of course, I wouldn't wear them at the same time. Wink


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1. I'm torn between a jaunt to Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island (Bahamas) or a visit to a spa resort in Arizona or California (I can only think of the names Canyon Ranch and Mirabelle and I'm not sure those are spas in AZ or CA).

2. An eclectic mix so I don't get bored:
Melissa Etheridge's latest for a little rock n' roll grrlpower.
Anything Lisa Loeb for her strange mix of pathos and cheeriness.
The Best of Otis Redding for relaxing smooooth soul.
The Dance With Me soundtrack for hot Latin rhythms.
Dance Party 1997, the best compilation of dance music I own.

3. My digital camera, a good book and KD's daybook! Smiler
 
Posts: 7864 | Location: Rehoboth Beach, DE | Registered: March 12, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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1. I would love to go on a spa/yoga retreat, there is one that has it all included, but I can't think of the name of it. That way I could be treated and eating like the queen.

2. Music I think would have to be a mix of everything I have. But I would especially bring some Allison Kraus, Harry Connick, Frank Santara.

3. My camera is always a must, good pair of sunglasses, and a good book.


"There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as if everything is." Albert Einstein

Daily to do: Drink plenty of water & take vitamins
 
Posts: 1690 | Location: Georgia | Registered: March 24, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Virtual vacations... good idea!!

1. I want to do a bike tour through Ireland

2. Music, well I would need something upbeat, so maybe a couple of soundtracks from musicals, those always work for me. Of course some of the Irish folk music would be a must as well Noel Henry is one of my favorites.

3. A camera is probably the most important thing to pack, a diary or journal (this trip sounds absolutely inspiring) and my shamrock worry stone (it goes everywhere with me)

Laurie


There is no luckexcept where there is dicipline.
 
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