Analysis is my forte, as you can now no doubt see.

Not thtat I am that good at it, just that I tend to

analyze and re-analyze, and over-analyze.

Currently I am trying to decide the best duration

of the trip.  Let’s say it is Europe that I go to.

 

How long should I go for?

Maybe I have thought about this, but if I have

considered this issue, I do not remember what

my conclusion was.

If I go for a week, I could afford to spend more,

since the duration of the trip would be shorter.

If I stay a long time, cost becomes a major issue

unless I find a great deal some place that makes

it as cheap as staying at home.

The one problem I see with a short trip is that just

traveling within America, I have been subjected

to the rigors of jet lag and it was not pretty.  Just

imagine if I had a major time change like going

to Europe.  It could take me days to recover.

And by the time I was in the right time zone,

my body and I, it would be time to come

home. What a waste of a trip.

One idea might be to do some kind of an

interim stop-over en route to adjust to the

time change.  Perhaps in Iceland?

Of course, that might mean that I would need

to buy 2 sets of tickets. One ticket to Iceland,

and the next ticket from Iceland.  That might

double the cost.  Besides, is there anything

to do in Iceland?  It could be ruggedly

beautiful, but I admit I have no friends from

Iceland and no knowledge about it.

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