37 Ways you know you’re a travel addict when…
I think about travel everyday. I find my fingers hurt when I need to find out something about a place I want to explore. It is like a drug that you want over and over but you will not seek a cure. Being a travel addict is the best addiction I can think of. I am an addict and I am okay!
- You frequently find yourself saying: “That reminds me of the time, when I was in…(insert name of random country).
- You have to order new pages for your passport.
- Sometimes I think the only reason I work is so I can afford to upgrade your my next trip.
- You read the acronym RTW and immediately know that it stands for Round The World.
- You read guidebooks for fun.
- I can justify spending money on travel
- You can name airport codes
- Booking flights gives me a high and I get very excited.
- You don’t have paintings on the wall, you have maps.
- Some people cry when they leave home. You cry when you have to go back.
- On your home-ward flight, you’re already planning your next trip. My kids will tell you this for sure.
- Once home, you’re already booking the trip you will take next.
- I hear music and I think about places on my travels I have played it.
- I see movies sometimes just to see where the movie is filmed.
- When you’re in between fixes (er, trips), sometimes the only activities that get you through the day are reading inspirational travel quotes or Google images searching the word “Thailand”.
- When you go to purchase a coffee at 7-11, finding the correct change takes forever because you have to first sort through the four different coin currencies spilling from your wallet..
- You lie when it’s time to renew your passport and say that it was stolen…all so that you can hold onto your hard-earned passport stamp collection.
- You keep your Visas in your passport because they are beautiful.
- You have elite flier status on multiple airlines.
- I eat at certain restaurants because I can earn points.
- Whenever you’re home for a while, the urge to hit the road again is so strong you avoid the travel section of the bookstore. It just hurts too much.
- Your mother or friends worry about you and suggest that perhaps you’re using travel as a means of “running away from….”.
- Your house is on fire and you’re only able save one thing, and you chose your travel scrapbook.
- You haven’t bought new clothes or had a haircut in over a year, because you’d rather use that money towards funding an extra night in (insert name of next vacation destination).
- You use skype more often than your cell phone because most of your friends are scattered around the globe.
- You large phone is really used for the GPS, travel apps and skype.
- All you want for Christmas is an electronic translator.
- I look and touch the visa stamps in my passport and get chills.
- I work to fund my trips.
- When I am not traveling I am dreaming about where I could be.
- I can taste and smell the places I have been and when I tell people this they do look at me strange. My kids don’t
- You subscribe to multiple travel magazines.
- You can identify planes just by looking at the.
- You look around the house to sell things that you don’t need so you could go to a foreign market and buy something else.
- My daughter who is also a travel addict would rather have a travel voucher than a new anything.
- I look at my suitcase and get excited.
- When you get on airplane and you get, ” ah let’s just say, get excited”.