I Haven't Even Told You About the Real Wish List Yet. Help Me Pick What's Next.
My browser currently has fewer open tabs than my brain.
Right now, I'm thinking about at least three trips in very different stages of real. The Alaska 2027 group cruise, which is very real and very much happening and just needs a few more cabins. The Caribbean, which is still just a maybe — the kind where I've done the initial digging but haven't committed to a single thing. And the Mediterranean, which isn't even a daydream so much as unfinished business — we've already been once, and it's the kind of trip that keeps quietly tapping me on the shoulder to go back.
(If you're catching up — here's where things stand with We're Choosing Alaska Cruise Excursions (The Great Glacier Nap Debate) — Harmony Horizon 360 Travel and here's What We're Actually Looking For in a Short Caribbean Cruise (Trip Not Booked Yet) — Harmony Horizon 360 Travel.)
And that's not even the full list. That's just the stuff I've actually mentioned to you.
Here's what I haven't told you about yet: the real wish list. The ones further out — the ones I think about at a stop light and then immediately talk myself out of because "not yet." Ireland. An actual, honest-to-goodness world cruise. The Panama Canal. And — because I'm currently knee-deep in Princess certification training — Greenland and New England have both recently shown up uninvited and made themselves at home.
None of these are close to being planned. Some of them might not happen for years. But I'd rather tell you about the whole pile than pretend I only think about the three trips I've already written blog posts on.
So here's my actual question, and it's not rhetorical: of that wish list — Ireland, a world cruise, the Panama Canal, Greenland, or New England — which one do you want me to actually start seriously researching first? Not just daydreaming about. Actually digging into: itineraries, timing, whether it works as a group trip.
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More soon. Possibly at a stop light, still deciding.
— Tracy