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Blogtember Day 2

Wednesday, September 4: If you could take three months off from your current life and do anything in the world, what would you do?

Ohhh, the possibilities!  Not to sound like I don't like my job, but I totally have this all planned out!  We would go to Europe and extensively travel Germany along with Switzerland and Austria! (Yes, I've already been there, but I know I didn't see all there was to see! Plus, it would be amazing to experience with Zach!)

Then we would go on a journey down-under to Australia to snorkel in the Great Barrier Reef.  I have always wanted to snorkel and I wouldn't mind holding a koala bear either.

Then we would go to Alaska and Canada to do bear, elk, moose, caribou hunting.....  Anything Zach wanted.  Originally he was supposed to go to Canada when he finished college, but he took a different route for a while, so that's no longer an offer.  Anywho, I would take him all over the Northern part of Northern America!

I suppose after all that traveling we would start building our dream house.  I definitely don't know all there is to know about home building, but I've learned a lot, and would want to help with the manual labor as much as possible!

I apparently don't know how to put my pins on the blog so click here and here to see my travel and home improvement boards.

So, see?!  I really could use a nice 3 month vacay!  Now if I could only convince life to allow that to happen! A girl can dream...

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