Cruising, as in Taking a Cruise

If you can live without a broadband Internet connection and no cellphone and no mail and no newspaper and no cable/satellite service and no local restaurant/cafe and no pets and no car and no home and no hobby things for 14 days, then by all means, go. If, on the other hand, you're tethered, stay home and enjoy it. Home sweet home really is true. I think I'm done with cruises, and maybe international travel as a whole. The REALLY scary thing is, what if something really collided with the earth or whatever. There would be no way of getting back home, short of swimming or trekking for two years! Also, like here in the OC, the LAST places in SoCal I would venture to, either day or night, are the same places people from 'round the world are visiting as we speak! Just like me when we travel to the big cities of Europe. We are such suckers of all the travel hype. The romantic and scenic locales of Europe. Yeah, yeah, yeah, already. After two weeks max, please take me home on Business Class!