Do you ever set up a goal like walking a certain distance when traveling?

A lot of times once I really love a destination and have been there a number of times I am thinking of trying an outside mindful goal or habit of walking so much a day in the town no matter what I do or want to explore that day. Can anyone relate or do you have other ideas on ways to mindfully enjoy traveling?

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u/dylan3883 — 15 days ago

Guards guards

I love listening to the two different audiobooks of this title I have. Such an incredible breezy book

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u/dylan3883 — 15 days ago

So how do you bring anything

Ok. Going on a few days to a week, what goes in my bag. I have a small case for medicine toothbrush etc in the bottom. I wear tennis shoes and often out in some sandals. How many shirts or pants do you go with. Do you bring socks and underwear equal to the days traveled? Other things? Kindle? Chargers etc of course.

u/dylan3883 — 15 days ago
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What activity do you do that gives you focus?

Lately we’ve been doing puzzles for the joy of a focused activity. I guess walking and reading help for me. Anything to get away from the phone. Other ideas?

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u/dylan3883 — 15 days ago
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Do you ever set up a goal like walking a certain distance when traveling?

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Do you ever set up a goal like walking a certain distance when traveling?

A lot of times once I really love a destination and have been there a number of times I am thinking of trying an outside mindful goal or habit of walking so much a day in the town no matter what I do or want to explore that day. Can anyone relate or do you have other ideas on ways to mindfully enjoy traveling?

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u/dylan3883 — 15 days ago

Do you ever set up a goal like walking a certain distance when traveling?

A lot of times once I really love a destination and have been there a number of times I am thinking of trying an outside mindful goal or habit of walking so much a day in the town no matter what I do or want to explore that day. Can anyone relate or do you have other ideas on ways to mindfully enjoy traveling?

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u/dylan3883 — 15 days ago
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Does pizza give you gas and make you feel bloated?

I feel so gassy and bloated after eating pizza. I guess the cheese and crust? What do you do to solve the stomach bloating? Just let time go by? Pepcid?

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u/dylan3883 — 18 days ago
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Love my new Tokio’s.

Went with a size up of what I usually do and they feel great. My first clogs and so comfortable. The Birkenstock cushion is the best!!!!

u/dylan3883 — 19 days ago
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Eating while traveling

When traveling solo how do you like to handle your meals? Get things on the go or sit and observe or read a book at a restaurant? Are you more economical solo?

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u/dylan3883 — 2 months ago

Skriduklaustur (monastery and Gunnar Gunnasson home)

What a wonderful place!  It is on the east side of Iceland near the national park. All the hosts I met were so friendly and helpful. One nice lady even showed me her tattoo her favorite Viking from the south and gave me a great book recommendation.  The cakes were the best I’ve had in Iceland!  

u/dylan3883 — 2 months ago

Do they have basements in Iceland?

Just wondering whether there are basements in Iceland. Maybe it’s different based on where you are? I know there is a lot of volcanic rock and subthermal water in many parts

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u/dylan3883 — 2 months ago

What do your eyes focus on

When you are visually focusing on something what do you look at ? A specific object or the floor space?

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u/dylan3883 — 2 months ago
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After quitting social media, what activities have filled your time (including just meditating or doing nothing)

I have found when I have reduced my time or eliminated it on social media and the phone in general, I’ve gravitated to long walks and deep reading (books etc). Some yoga and meditation but I did those things before at about the same amounts. What have you experienced?

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u/dylan3883 — 2 months ago