Was just talking to my wife how I would love to take a month or 2 to drive around the US on a motorcycle by myself.
Maybe once I am retired I can do that.
Maybe once I am retired I can do that.
Vacationing alone
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Originally Posted by Mr Nice
I once had a slightly older female coworker ask me out to dinner on a business trip, I accepted.
After dinner she wanted to go out for drinks, I accepted. Then asked me if I wanted to stop by her room to 'talk'....
I could see where this was headed and kept it strictly profession work relationship.
Did you tell your wife about your adventure when you arrived home?
I once had a slightly older female coworker ask me out to dinner on a business trip, I accepted.
After dinner she wanted to go out for drinks, I accepted. Then asked me if I wanted to stop by her room to 'talk'....
I could see where this was headed and kept it strictly profession work relationship.
Did you tell your wife about your adventure when you arrived home?
Originally Posted by SatinSilver
Originally Posted by Mr Nice
I once had a slightly older female coworker ask me out to dinner on a business trip, I accepted.
After dinner she wanted to go out for drinks, I accepted. Then asked me if I wanted to stop by her room to 'talk'....
I could see where this was headed and kept it strictly profession work relationship.
Did you tell your wife about your adventure when you arrived home?
I don't tell my wife about these kinds of adventures. She'd get mad that I had dinner with another woman.
Originally Posted by Mr Nice
I once had a slightly older female coworker ask me out to dinner on a business trip, I accepted.
After dinner she wanted to go out for drinks, I accepted. Then asked me if I wanted to stop by her room to 'talk'....
I could see where this was headed and kept it strictly profession work relationship.
Did you tell your wife about your adventure when you arrived home?
I don't tell my wife about these kinds of adventures. She'd get mad that I had dinner with another woman.
Originally Posted by WhyMe
was there any odd stares dining alone?
No. Either that, or I simply don't pay attention. I eat alone almost all the time.
was there any odd stares dining alone?
No. Either that, or I simply don't pay attention. I eat alone almost all the time.
Originally Posted by Leo99
Originally Posted by SatinSilver
Originally Posted by Mr Nice
I once had a slightly older female coworker ask me out to dinner on a business trip, I accepted.
After dinner she wanted to go out for drinks, I accepted. Then asked me if I wanted to stop by her room to 'talk'....
I could see where this was headed and kept it strictly profession work relationship.
Did you tell your wife about your adventure when you arrived home?
I don't tell my wife about these kinds of adventures. She'd get mad that I had dinner with another woman.
Sounds like you've given her reason to worry about you dining with other women.
Mine honestly doesn't care who I eat with, as long as I end up at home.
Originally Posted by SatinSilver
Originally Posted by Mr Nice
I once had a slightly older female coworker ask me out to dinner on a business trip, I accepted.
After dinner she wanted to go out for drinks, I accepted. Then asked me if I wanted to stop by her room to 'talk'....
I could see where this was headed and kept it strictly profession work relationship.
Did you tell your wife about your adventure when you arrived home?
I don't tell my wife about these kinds of adventures. She'd get mad that I had dinner with another woman.
Sounds like you've given her reason to worry about you dining with other women.
Mine honestly doesn't care who I eat with, as long as I end up at home.
Originally Posted by SatinSilver
Originally Posted by Mr Nice
I once had a slightly older female coworker ask me out to dinner on a business trip, I accepted.
After dinner she wanted to go out for drinks, I accepted. Then asked me if I wanted to stop by her room to 'talk'....
I could see where this was headed and kept it strictly profession work relationship.
Did you tell your wife about your adventure when you arrived home?
Yes.
Originally Posted by Mr Nice
I once had a slightly older female coworker ask me out to dinner on a business trip, I accepted.
After dinner she wanted to go out for drinks, I accepted. Then asked me if I wanted to stop by her room to 'talk'....
I could see where this was headed and kept it strictly profession work relationship.
Did you tell your wife about your adventure when you arrived home?
Yes.
I go on vacations alone, they are called "stay-cations"...
Usually it is time I take off so I can work in the garage or relax for a day. I like exploring new places, but I wouldn't go alone, it just isn't as fun. I also like being around people though, so going to a new place by myself on vacation would just feel strange. I wouldn't be the type to eat by myself in a nice restaurant.
Usually it is time I take off so I can work in the garage or relax for a day. I like exploring new places, but I wouldn't go alone, it just isn't as fun. I also like being around people though, so going to a new place by myself on vacation would just feel strange. I wouldn't be the type to eat by myself in a nice restaurant.
Originally Posted by WhyMe
i got some vaca time coming up and no one to accompany me. was thinking of Vegas or Cali. 4-5 days. Never been on a vaca by myself before. So those that have done it, was it better or worse than going with others? was there any odd stares dining alone?
Your GF does want to go with you ?
i got some vaca time coming up and no one to accompany me. was thinking of Vegas or Cali. 4-5 days. Never been on a vaca by myself before. So those that have done it, was it better or worse than going with others? was there any odd stares dining alone?
Your GF does want to go with you ?
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