Anonymous wrote:As much as I love your story, OP, how did you waltz into all the nice restaurants and, more so, the cooking school without booking well beforehand? Just finding a place to stay would have wasted one of the days right off the bat.
Anonymous wrote:As much as I love your story, OP, how did you waltz into all the nice restaurants and, more so, the cooking school without booking well beforehand? Just finding a place to stay would have wasted one of the days right off the bat.
Anonymous wrote:As much as I love your story, OP, how did you waltz into all the nice restaurants and, more so, the cooking school without booking well beforehand? Just finding a place to stay would have wasted one of the days right off the bat.
Anonymous wrote:Doing some insanely expensive thing last minute to me isn't crazy, it is just being rich or having a rich husband. When you don't have a job or need to get time off, and you can spend without thinking about money, you can take off and do as you want anytime.
Anonymous wrote:Now I’m jealous!
My best friend does stuff like this all the time. She has lived on and off communes (currently lives on one). Got upset at her kids school, took them out that day, and now homeschools all 5 (she does have a PhD). Quite a few times she sold or donated everything she owned and then they packed up the car and moved away. In high school she would donate all her clothes every season. She had really great clothes, but only like 10 pieces. She’s basically a nomad. Her and I backpacked Europe one summer, zero plans, and we slept under bridges. It was epic.
Anonymous wrote:I spent four blissful days going to a cooking school I have dreamed about attending