Fun Things To Do At Work

[d360]

you should be working but..instead your looking for fun things to do at work. How about taking some virtual tours and day dreaming about where you would like to be traveling.

I can recomend a few things to things to do at work when bored:

Las Vegas - Its always on from the Las Vegas Strip to the nightlife there's alays something going on.
Take a Las Vegas Tour.

Vegas not your thing how about Florida Beaches? Who can the resist warm sunny beaches of Florida.

And if you really want ot get away from it all then the Grand Canyon would probably suit you well. You can literally get lost here, but don't!

If you have any more ideas on fun things to do at work send me an email.

[helloworldbea]

Hehe, I do daydream at work when I'm bored.

[steffim008]

It is fairly OK but not a very good option. I always love to remeber those places and the experiences of the past in work places when I get bored.

[triggersnappy]

surf travel forums lol ... jump on Facebook, check out everyone's photos on Flickr... hmmm i hope my boss doesn't see this reply lol

[khatrineluz]

same with me... participate in travel forums and meet new friends... chat sometimes, surfing, and play games just to eased the boredom...

[The Travel Slut]

When I am meloncholy or daydreaming I like to either look at my "bucket list" of travels or better yet, reflect on all the great things I have done while in the course of traveling. That cheers or motivates me right up! LOL:

What have I done recently.... 72 countries, 5 continents (soon to be 6), 50+ cruises, all 50 USA states &

I've:
experienced Fantasy Fest in Key West, Florida 8 times!
done Hedonism III resort "things" in Runaway Bay, Jamaica
enjoyed a $40 drink in Dubai's Burj Al Arab skybar
ziplined the rainforest canopy of Costa Rica
cave-tubed down an underground river in Belize
sat with sea lions & redfoot booby's in the Galapagos straddled the equator in Mitad del Mundo in Ecuador transited thru the Panama Canal
explored the ruins of Copan in the Honduras mountains
Float-planed to remote inlets in Alaska
canoed in front of a calving glacier in Alaska
hiked at the peak of Haleakala volcano on Maui
night snorkeled at Black Rock in Maui
seen the glowworms in the caves in New Zealand
snorkeled the Great Barrier Reef of Australia
slid downhill on the sand dunes in VietNam's beaches
explored the ruins of Pompeii in Italy
walked on top of the walled city of Dubrovnik, Croatia
sipped wine overlooking the harbor on Santorini
explored the Acropolis in Athens, Greece
saw my first bar fight in Mazatlan, Baja California
walked up the Great wall of China
seen the wonders of the Terra Cotta soldiers in Xi'an
rode a 330 MPH bullet train in Shanghai
eaten at the top of the Macau Tower (600+ feet up)
experienced all the Walt Disney property's except Tokyo
been interviewed on international TV several times
been to several Super Bowl NFL player parties
done all there is to do in Hollywood, California
had shots of vodka in real 'ice bars" in Scandinavia
been bodypainted on Duval Street in Key West, Florida
planted gnomes in Gnomesville, Australia
swam with sharks and stingrays in Bora Bora,Polynesia
sipped port in Lisbon, Portugal
walked among the ruins of Ephesus, Turkey
crawled through the Cu-Chi tunnels of South Vietnam
explored Mayan ruins in the mountains of Copan, Honduras
been amazed at the sculptures of Loveland in Jeju, Korea
seen glow-worms while canoeing Waitomo Caves in New Zealand
danced in Deniros of Newmarket the UK's largest nightclub
had a beachfront home on a marine preserve in Grand Cayman
sang karaoke in Capd'Agde, France
walked among ruins of ancient Olympia in Greece
boated up the Neretva River in Bosnia-Herzegovina & Croatia
"glamped" in Australia's Outback at Uluru (Ayers Rock)
been to some "wild places" in Pattaya, Thailand
seen St. Petersburg, Russia's Peterhof & Hermitage museums
experienced many UNESCO heritage sites..............

should I continue..????? :-)

TS

[mitraveler]

If you want to read something really funny about "virtual tours," I'd heartily recommend this article by funny mom and blogger Wendi Aarons. You're sure to get a chuckle!

Here's Wendi's "appventure."]

Of course, we disagree...it is a good thing to travel from your desk!

[ankydas]

hehhehe.. same here.. at work to think about travel will really be a good time pass..

[mitraveler]

I love thinking about great travel destinations when I'm stuck at work. I always have a good picture on my computer desktop. Most recently, it's a picture that I took of the desert in Arizona. Ah, nice!

What do you dream about when you dream about traveling?

[westeast]

I think that traveling can sometimes feel like a dream, especially when you’re jet-lagged and wandering unfamiliar streets of a city, or the stunning beaches of a paradise island. When traveling abroad it can be hard to tell whether you’re actually awake and you get a bit of a surreal sensation for the first few days. Do you ever get this feeling when going overseas?

Originally Posted by mitraveler

I love thinking about great travel destinations when I'm stuck at work. I always have a good picture on my computer desktop. Most recently, it's a picture that I took of the desert in Arizona. Ah, nice!

What do you dream about when you dream about traveling?