At the beginning of a vacation, it usually takes me two to three days to transition from thinking about work stuff to not thinking about work stuff. I’ve discovered a shortcut to decompression. This trip to Dallas, we are pulling our camper trailer. My mind has immediately left work behind because I am not consumed with our travel.
RV park reservations, hookups, food, fuel stops, set ups, and wondering “will everything work?” Then there is Wifi, hotspot, laptops and extra monitors for my wife, propane, water tanks, tire pressures, beer for the fridge. If you’ve camped or glamped, you know the list goes on and on. Which is a good thing. I’m focused on that and not on the day to day activities of work.
I know how to pull the plug on the internet. I’m learning how to pull the plug on my mind.
Waite for it... 
Chill, you both deserve it. Take it as it comes and enjoy. Your other family awaits your return and hope you have a Great time so you can take us forward.
On Mon, Jul 26, 2021 at 5:55 PM Stirred, not shaken wrote:
> William Douthwaite posted: ” At the beginning of a vacation, it usually > takes me two to three days to transition from thinking about work stuff to > not thinking about work stuff. I’ve discovered a shortcut to decompression. > This trip to Dallas, we are pulling our camper trailer. My m” >