Is it possible to live a life like Bunny in YJHD? - Page 2

Originally posted by: AllThatCritique

Yup it is possible to live like that and its SOOOO worth it. I've been living somewhat of this life.. have travelled over 45 countries.. travel close to 8-10 times a year (work+ vacation) though I make sure I don't stay away from home beyond 5 weeks at a stretch. Its a rule! ( Here's the main difference with Bunny who was somewhat detached for home which am not) I still have the same lifestyle though.

Its all about priority. I place my happiness above everything else and travelling with my doggos makes me the happiest so I have chosen a life and job that allows me to do that and maintain that lifestyle.

And friends and family who genuinely want you to be happy will be happy for you,no questions asked. They won't ask you to change anything for them

And there's simply nothing like watching innumerable sunrises in the most beautiful places in the world with your buddies 💛 The different food + culture + the people you meet+ the obvious broken miscommunication(lol), the changing color of the skies.. to get to experience that is insane! I wouldn't trade those experiences for anything else.

Dream life indeed.🤩

Oh please tell us what is it that you do for a living?!

Originally posted by: Zeal17

Soch rha Hun sanyaas leke Himalayas jaake monk bn jau. 🙏

Ja beta ja Mera aashirwad Tere saath hai.

I want to travel, even if it's just one new country at a time. I know a couple who's been together since 2008, since they were in tenth standard, go out every year to different places. And a few other people who moved out of India, and are now exploring places. I hope me, and my group of girls can pull our travel goals together for at least the next few years.

Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais

MY DREAM LIFE!!! Am so so jealous rn. How many countries have you been to? Which one was your favourite? Tell me alll.

Hehe. More or less 45.

Wow. Tough question. Let me pick 2. My favourite with my doggos is always Tuscany,I Italy. Most of the places including beaches are very dog friendly. Tuscany is just so so relaxing. Effortless. They have got the tourism aspect right and they just know how to give tourists and travellers the most relaxing and effortless time. I just go and chill. Everything is taken care of. I make sure I go back whenever I can.

My solo trip would be two : Iran and Israel. I am a huge history buff and these two places are heavenly when it comes to historical architecture. In Iran I mostly had the time for Esfahan and Shiraz,with just parts of Tehran. Like the borders of Tehran and that was it. But the country is so beautiful.Nasque Jahan square took me two days to explore. I loved the food and the weather. The thing is I was told a lot of things before going to Iran. My friends and family were supremely worried since weeks before my planned trip,there was political upheaval. But it didn't wanna miss the chance. Because it was a work trip as well I had good security too so I just went,fingers crossed. And it was simply one of the best experiences of my life. The people are kind,the weather good and the food was amazing. Once in a lifetime sort of trip.

And then it was Israel. Complete vacation. But damn, had to go through major gruelling by Israel airport staff because of the Iran stamp on my visa lol. So those two are interlinked in my memory. After the airport it was smooth sailing. Israel is the cleanest country ever. The people are elistist lol but there were also friendly..sometimes too friendly. But again lots to see for the middle east history enthusiast in me. Like I've been so many museums and art galleries around white Europe but you don't feel the connection to their pieces or their art like you do it here.

Bonus : my recent trip to Normandy with one of my dogs. Just explored the countryside like crazy. France is just..you can't stop exploring France. Its a never ending journey. I had to spend two weeks at Luxembourg too before that for work and that was also nice.

Originally posted by: Panditaain_ji

Dream life indeed.🤩

Oh please tell us what is it that you do for a living?!

Am a market research consultant and data scientist. 😆

^^Yes Tuscany & Florence are my favourite destinations ever. Just so beautiful & such quietude. It blew my mind awwayyyy.

Paris is just love. But you’re super lucky to travel so much & have such a good life. I really, really envy you. :( Sigh. Wtf did I become a lawyer. This sucks. Completely. No jobs available abroad too. :( Now am all sad.... But you enjoy your life!

Never been to Luxembourg. Must’ve been stunning?

Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais

^^Yes Tuscany & Florence are my favourite destinations ever. Just so beautiful & such quietude. It blew my mind awwayyyy.

Paris is just love. But you’re super lucky to travel so much & have such a good life. I really, really envy you. :( Sigh. Wtf did I become a lawyer. This sucks. Completely. No jobs available abroad too. :( Now am all sad.... But you enjoy your life!

Never been to Luxembourg. Must’ve been stunning?

I love Florence too! Very old world sort of charm. But Tuscany's open spaces are a boon for my dogs. They love the weather and the general laziness after a day of running around 😆

Paris is stunning yes. But really you to see the actual glory of France you have to check out north and south-east. I specifically chose to do the countryside this time around cause thats where you get the most stunning views. Normandy has been a revelation! I plan to go back next year.

Luxembourg was nice. Lots of castles and detached post modernism art all around One striking thing is how quiet it is. I was staying in this top billed hotel right at the city centre..so usually you'd find a crowd outside always. With any city centre and a good hotel its true. But here, not many people. Not like you expect. People also mind their business which I love. In terms of food,I didn't find much variety. Basic European food. I tried their supposed national dish at the hotel..less said the better 😶 (bland and tasteless) But if you're looking a quiet place in Europe this is it.

Originally posted by: AllThatCritique

Yup it is possible to live like that and its SOOOO worth it. I've been living somewhat of this life.. have travelled over 45 countries.. travel close to 8-10 times a year (work+ vacation) though I make sure I don't stay away from home beyond 5 weeks at a stretch. Its a rule! ( Here's the main difference with Bunny who was somewhat detached for home which am not) I still have the same lifestyle though.

Its all about priority. I place my happiness above everything else and travelling with my doggos makes me the happiest so I have chosen a life and job that allows me to do that and maintain that lifestyle.

And friends and family who genuinely want you to be happy will be happy for you,no questions asked. They won't ask you to change anything for them

And there's simply nothing like watching innumerable sunrises in the most beautiful places in the world with your buddies 💛 The different food + culture + the people you meet+ the obvious broken miscommunication(lol), the changing color of the skies.. to get to experience that is insane! I wouldn't trade those experiences for anything else.

Ahhh amazing, love this. Here's to many more 🤩

@AllThatCritique: I repeat- You’re mindblowingly lucky. Will definitely give Normandy & Luxembourg a chance. Maybe some day. What breeds are your dogs?

Originally posted by: Mallika-E-Bhais

@AllThatCritique: I repeat- You’re mindblowingly lucky. Will definitely give Normandy & Luxembourg a chance. Maybe some day. What breeds are your dogs?

Thank you :) I have 3 and a half dogs 😂 All my dogs are rescues. My oldest is a Kombai and love of my life 💛 then a golden retriever and domermann. My youngest is retriever puppy 🐕 only few months only but he's growing up way too quickly :( he's actually my first retriever's brother so when the rescue center contacted me I didnt waste any time adopting him.