Given the title of my blog, introducing the concept of table topics here seems rather fitting. Going forward, you can expect to see a weekly post -- maybe a "Think About It Thursday" or "Let's Talk Tuesday" (although I guess that would require some consistency in my efforts, and we know how that goes -- maybe they'll just be periodic!!). Anyhow, I hope you'll pull up a chair and join the conversation -- and invite your friends to do the same. If you have questions you'd like me to pose, please email me and I'll try to add them to the list.
OK, here we go. I'm going to keep it really simple today.
Pack your bags. I'm sending you on a 5-day vacation anywhere you'd like to go. Where are you going? And why?
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A few years ago, I was in Phoenix for a conference. I had heard from my parents that Sedona was a beautiful place, so one evening, I hopped in the car and drove there to check it out.
I was only there for about 5 hours, but from the moment I laid eyes on the first red rock, I was overcome by a feeling a calm. I walked up and down main street, then went to a little restaurant for dinner alone. I ended up talking to the two couples who were seated on either side of my table. They were incredibly interesting people, and we had an intense conversation about life, love, karma, and destiny. When the restaurant closed, we said our goodbyes and each went our own way. I drove back to Phoenix feeling an inner peace that I had never really felt before. Sounds crazy, but the whole experience was very surreal.
Ever since that night I have wanted to go back with my husband. Whether for 5 hours, or 5 days -- I know it would be a great trip.
OK -- your turn. Go.
Side Note: There are several versions of Table Topics -- some for families, for dating, for parties, and more. I think they would be a great take-along for a long car ride, or camping trip (when you're sitting around the fire). They'd also make a great hostess gift if you are looking for something other than a bottle of wine.
2 comments:
Its a toss up between Denali and Glacier National Parks. Why? Because they are both National Parks and I've never been to either. Given the 5 day trip limit I'd probably do Glacier. Also leaning towards Glacier because I want to see it before we melt them away.
Beautiful photo! I love Arizona and that would be a perfect place to visit again. The colors of the landscape are incredible. I'm new here and really like your blog. Good job!
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