topsy turvy itinerary
 

just goes to show you, sometimes you can't or shouldn't overplan things.

I'm flying into Munich and had a tentative trip scheduled (where I planned to stay in Munich for a few days)

An before I knew it, this amazing woman that I met, and had an amazing time and connection with in Havana - has offered to meet me in Munich, travel with me to her home town in Salzburg (where she has many relatives that are willing to provide a room - along with act as my tour guide. From there we are going to Vienna, where her daughter lives and is expecting us. From there I can go to Berlin (where she actually lives - she just happens to be spending her vacation in Salzburg and Vienna as I'm arriving in Munich)

Can't under estimate the kindness and the relationships we form on trips along the way it seems....

So, here I am, haven't even left yet, and my topsy turvy itinerary is morphing...and I'm happily letting it happen. That's part of the fun isn't it? Going with the flow and allowing for pleasant surprises.

Hmmmmm...this should be quite a trip report.

hmmmm....why do I detect that you said that with raised eyebrow?

Is there a standardized format that one should follow for trip reports?

Hi K,

>Is there a standardized format that one should follow for trip reports?

Yes. You must use the Harvard University Guidelines for Preparing Theses and Dissertations, unless you are from the UK, in which case you use the Oxbridge or Camford Guide.

Make sure that your margins are justified, both left and right.

((I))

Hi K,

>..sometimes you can't or shouldn't overplan things. ....<

Great story. Looking forward to the trip report.

((I))

ira. don't be a sassy smart ass. ;-P