Your Travel Bucket List

The travel issue of Positive Vibes

“Find the good and praise it.”

—Alex Haley

Hello again!

I hope you’re having a great week so far!

This is the travel issue of Positive Vibes—just in time for upcoming summer vacations. :)

Do you have a trip planned this summer, or later this year? I’d love to hear about it! I enjoy learning about all the different places people visit throughout the world!

I’d also love to know about any places that may be on your travel bucket list.

Finally, I could use your feedback and advice on this question with which I’ve been wrestling: how do you think I can best reach more readers and subscribers like you? I’d like to reach as many people as possible with Positive Vibes, but seem to be stuck on how to get the word out. Do you have any ideas? Please write to me if you do.

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Thank you in advance for your feedback and help with this! This newsletter wouldn’t even exist without you! :)

Warm regards and happy travels,

Yasmine

What I’m Feeling Good About

I’m currently reading a very thought-provoking book, Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals, by Oliver Burkeman. It was released in 2021, so you may have read it or heard of it, but I just learned of it last week, and knew that I had to read it!

Now, you may be thinking that another book on time management is the last thing you need, and you would be right—which is exactly the point of this book. Think of it as the “anti-time management” book, because, as the book’s back cover points out:

“We’re deluged with advice on becoming more productive and efficient, and life hacks to optimize our days. But such techniques often end up making things worse. The sense of anxious hurry grows more intense, and yet the most meaningful parts of life seem to lie just beyond the horizon.”

This book is guaranteed to make you stop and think about what is actually most important to you, and to reflect on your relationship with time and how you’re spending your days and your life. It’s one of those that I’ll be giving as a birthday and Christmas gift to many of my friends and family this year!

What You’re Feeling Good About

Did you see the Northern Lights that graced most of the country this past weekend?

Sandra (whose dog, Potsy, you met in last week’s newsletter), shared these beautiful pics:

(This section is where I’ll be featuring good news from readers—so please reply to this email and share some with me! It can be anything, big or small. Whatever you’re feeling good about.)

More Good News—and Happy Travels!

What’s on your travel bucket list? Please reply to this email and let me know!

Pawsitive Vibes

If you’ve been following this newsletter, you’ve seen plenty of photos of our Golden Retriever, Ike—and some of his family members! Well, here is another member of his family, his brother Gunner, who is happy in his new PJ’s:

Gunner

Thank you to Fred Ramsey for sharing this photo!

Got a pet pic you’d like to share? Please feel free to reply to this email!

Riddle Me This

Since this is the travel issue, can you guess where these pictures were taken? (Hint: the location was in the state of Tennessee.)

Answer in next week’s newsletter.

For Your Playlist

There are 2 songs this week, for the travel issue!

Last Word

Never to travel any road a second time.

Ibn Battutah, 14th-century Moroccan explorer

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