Living a Dream

If you look back at the travel posts I've posted on here (and I've only gotten to about half of the trips we went on while in Europe), you might've noticed a theme. We don't relax very well. There were plenty of times that a trip was supposed to be relaxing - we were going to a beach-town or we were going to a sleepy-town with not much to see or we were going to a town where we knew nothing about its history - but they never turned out that way. We would always end up walking between 15 and 30,000 steps (shout-out to Samsung Galaxy S-Health Step-counter. You work mediocre-ly) and feeling too exhausted to do anything past about 9:30 p.m. Not that we were gonna do anything past 9:30 p.m. anyway, but still. As of 6 weeks before our wedding we had still not decided where we would go for our honeymoon. On the one hand we could take a few days and go to a mountain getaway in Pennsylvania, relax a bit, hike a lot, look at possible color-changing foliage, and - hopefully ...