Where Would You Take A Roadtrip If You Could Go Anywhere?

Where would you take a road trip? Pretty simple question right? Where would you, if you could right now drop everything, not have to worry about work, or bills, or gas, or anything, where would you right this instant drop everything, hop in the car, and just go all out for a road trip?

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Don’t need to stop anywhere. Don’t need to do anything fancy. Don’t worry about all that, just where would you go? Think about that a little bit. And then, maybe try and figure out well what’s stopping you now? And then maybe some of those reason we just went over.

Whoa, big yellow bucket in the road. Guess I should pay more attention. Sorry. But me, because a majority of my days are so structured for business ventures, and taking care of family, and chores, and just the daily rigors of life, that I would probably have to pick somewhere that is completely full of nature, and unbridled growth, and life in its truest form.

And I haven’t really been around too much of America anyways, but on one of my business trips to Reno, okay the place was close to Reno but I had to land in Reno, I got there a day early so I drove around and went to northern California area. Drove through Lassen Volcanic National Park. Man, I was in heaven. I mean it was like snow, not everywhere, but enough that you get a feel for it. But I was in shorts, and perfectly comfortable.

There were volcanoes all around me, bubbling mud to the left, birds, animals, flowers just starting to poke out. It was just the epitome of new life and growth and recovery from the chilling death of winter. It was just so refreshing. I drove all the way around Lake Tahoe. It seemed like no one had ever been to those places before and I was just free to adventure and explore and be unstructured for a little bit.

So that’s what I would do. What would you do? Probably some important lessons in there, but nah, just focus on the fun for now. Alrighty. Peace out.