In just a little more than 40 days, I’ll be driving south on the 307 on my way from Cancun to Tulum. This trip has been in the works for several months now, but it didn’t really hit me until the day before yesterday that I’ll soon be standing with my toes in the sand on that beyond gorgeous stretch of beach.
I’ll be going solo again, and that’s ok. I’ve been feeling the urge to flee and regroup for a while now and traveling alone gives me the opportunity to not only do that but also to write, play with the camera, gaze at the stars, and reflect a bit on the major changes I’ve tackled this year (admittedly, some of those changes have tackled me instead). Of course, the amazing shrimp tostadas and fresh guacamole won’t exactly hurt.
I’ve learned my lesson from the last time I put myself through a full day of travel (I get beyond grumpy). That first morning in Tulum, I will be walking the labyrinth at sunrise as a way to center myself, cast off the unnecessary baggage, and squash the grump in me. (Methinks I need one of these at home!)
Always good to get away….I think it helps reset perspective.
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Ahhh – just the idea of it made me relax a bit – will dream of walking the labyrinth and sand under my feet –
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it’s a beautiful feeling! I want to hug whoever set that labyrinth up
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“(Methinks I need one of these at home!)”
Have you checked out ebay?
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that’s too funny! we could market that – the Home Labyrinth Kit
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It’s probably out there already, but when you’ve paid and receive it you discover it’s a ripoff and a scam. (What a shameless cynic I am. 🙂 )
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I wish you an excellent journey Sarah! … 🙂
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May you have a lovely re-creation….(no encounters with the minotaur)
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Ha! 🙂 sometimes we are our own minotaur – I will be mindful of that
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Bon voyage Sarah! Send us some postcards!
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Tulum is the best place to recharge. Whenever I am feeling stressed, my Tulum photos zen me out! Have fun.
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