I’m struggling at work.
I’m struggling with my health.
I’m struggling with my weight.
I’m struggling with blog posts.
I’m struggling with life.
So, where should we go on vacation?
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Idle Eyes and a Dormy 
Probably somewhere warm.
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Always a good idea, but it probably won’t be until October 😦
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Palm Springs. We just drove across the USA and it was the best place we went. We will go back in a plane and stay there for a couple weeks. Loved it.
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We’ve never been but I’d love to go.
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I think Spo and Someone will be out there this week or next. They always stay at a lovely place. You would love it! So many friendly people in Palm Springs plus the weather cannot be beat. Just wonderful!
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out to phoenix to see spo. or san diego to see fearsome beard and ravager619.
I hear ya though; I too am struggling with a health issue and it’s gotten me into a moderate depressive state. what cheers me up is seeing the crocus and snowdrop flowers outside; the daffs are also pushing their way up. sunday baseball games on the radio. my current sweater knitting project. a silent dark room. the cats. {{{{{hugs}}}}} dear.
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All good suggestions…feel better!
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A “struggle-free” destination! 🙂 Naked hugs!
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Palm Springs! Pat and I just returned from two glorious weeks there. Just the best place in the world to go during the cold dreary days of winter. Already made our reservation for next year!
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I vote for Palm Springs. Don’t come here. Nearby Chula Vista has Coronavirus and it’s a matter of time before other parts of the county get it.
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If you go to Palm Springs I will drive out and be your Master of Ceremony/Dungeon Master/Scarecrow, Tinman AND Cowardly Lion.
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Of course, I really want to say Melbourne, but I know…the plane trip. So many people are turned off by the notion of 14 hours on a plane, but on these new airliners, it’s really not such a big deal. Anyway, I will echo others with Palm Springs. Two of my dearest friends live there, and during my Tucson decade, I drove over and spent a lot of time in PS, and at different times of the year. It’s equally fabulous year-round, but a late-autumn or winter escape is ideal. Summer is bearable with evap cooling and a rental car with excellent air con. You just don’t want to be outside after 10am during the roasting season.
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