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"One of the things I looked forward to being able to do once Peter left was travel. I love to travel! I love plane trips, boat trips, and road trips, I love visiting friends, seeing new places, meeting new people and touring museums. I love eating at a hole-in-the-wall or a family diner and hiking or biking new trails. I just love it all. I can&amp;#039;t afford to do it all, but I love the thought of it. I have definitely tried to take a road trip here and there whenever I can, even if it&amp;#039;s just to a historical site or a museum up the road. This weekend, I&amp;#039;m taking a trip to a nearby city and I&amp;#039;m going to spend a day doing whatever the heck I want. No schedule, just a couple of items on an agenda that can easily be re-arranged, and I&amp;#039;m going to enjoy! CNN has an article today about post-divorce trips, and it turns out I&amp;#039;m not alone in my wanderlust. I know lots of women who travel with their girlfriends or their mothers and sisters, and I also subscribe to the JourneyWoman newsletter for great tips and suggestions for women travelers. There are plenty of us who take a trip to recharge our batteries, and I don&amp;#039;t know about the rest of you, but it always works for me. Did you do more traveling after your divorce? How important is it for you to &amp;quot;get away from it all?&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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