Thread: Why I have no desire to see India
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Old 12-01-2008, 05:55 PM   #48
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I take the view that we're only here for a short time and, when your life comes to an end, you're more likely to look back and regret the things you didn't do than those that you did.
I agree wholeheartedly. My parents always planned to travel when they retired, but they died instead. Tim & I save money in order to travel. We will never look back and wish we had bought another something to lie around the house getting dusty instead of seeing the Coliseum.

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Well, do you have a desire to see NYC or DC? Terrorists are targeting us everywhere. I would still travel to India. If anything, the security is going to be a lot higher now (which could make traveling a headache).
I would not be afraid to visit either, but I would be cautious about my surroundings. Same goes for everyplace on the globe.
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