The Problem with Underestimating Fun
/My 7-year-old niece recently spent the week us “in the big city” as a mini-vacation and a chance for us all to spend more time together since we’re only able to see her family a few times a year. I asked her what she wanted to do while she was in the Chicago and her answer was “go to a park and ride a train.” I’m not going to lie – the urban planning geek inside of me was a little proud that the two things that she mentioned were open space and public transportation. But, in order to fulfill her wishes, I happily promised that we’d make sure that we crossed both of those items off of the list that week.
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One of the benefits of travel is the opportunity to see things from a new perspective, often reinforcing that for all of our differences, we’re really all the same. And while most people like to leave work behind when they take a trip, visiting parks and spending time outdoors is something that both my husband and I really enjoy, so luckily traveling to new destinations means that this park nerd gets the chance for both work and play.