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Winding Roads

I'm deep in thought at the moment, thinking about how fun it would be to just hop into my car and drive off to somewhere unexplored. It is a bucket list dream of mine to drive cross-country, stopping to see amazing sites, eat delicious food, meet incredible people, and see the country. 

And then when all that exploring is finished, take a drive through Canada and then onward to Alaska. There's so much world to see. 

Wouldn't it be amazing to drive southward through Mexico to Central America? Flying is great - if you need to get somewhere fast, but for someone who really would like to see the world, doing so by car sounds even more fun.

What about you? Is a road trip in your dream? Where would you go and why?

Every day, you get a new chance to see something new. Take a new path. Open your eyes to see. You never know where the road will take you.

Em
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