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Anybody expecting to make up for lost time in a big way?  Or just return to normal?  Or still hunkering down?

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We're heading to New Mexico at Christmas for some skiing (hopefully).

Then going to sunny beaches in Mexico in July 2022 with 4 of my best friends from high school/college and their wives, to celebrate our 50th birthdays.

We were going to do Europe in June, but looks like that will push to 2023.

Oh and I want to work a New Orleans trip in there somewhere too, been way too long since I've been there.  Maybe Spring Break.

We're signed up for a Baltic cruise out of Copenhagen on NCL in May, the itinerary sounds cool, had to cancel last year of course.

Only air travel I've got on the books is going to Pawhuska, OK in December. Yay.

Have a trip planned to Paso Robles in March, but that's driving. 

My wife's best friend turned 40 in Dec 2020, and the goal was to take her to Paris for her birthday. Well, breast cancer and then COVID kinda put that trip on the back burner. However she should be done with her treatment late this year, and hopefully COVID will ramp down as it relates to Euro travel, so hopefully we can do that in 2022. 

BIL's house in OR is in escrow and they're trying to move to the area north of San Antonio. MIL as also planning on leaving OR, but they're not sure whether they'll end up in TX (Dallas area) or in AZ (Phoenix metro somewhere). I suspect once those moves complete, we'll have some travel to either place next year too...

Paris is my least favorite city in France.

So you've said... But she's dreamed of going there her whole life, so I'm sure you're not saying that we should substitute our dreams for that of the recovering cancer patient who didn't get to celebrate her 40th birthday right due to a pandemic, right? 

Obviously, it can be my least favorite city in France and still a fine place to visit.  And it's certainly THE destination for many people in life from the US.  I can't think of another city Americans aspire to visit as a bucket entry.  People look at me like I'm crazy if I say that, when in fact it's both true and says little about how nice Paris may be.  Or not.

I've had some fairly unpleasant experiences there that no doubt color my perceptions, and some good ones, but I've had more positive experiences in other cities in France.

I liked Brussels a lot.