Day 4997: Who Knew?

Who knew that I would

  • love solo travel so much,
  • learn to tolerate not knowing so well, and
  • still be writing these daily blog posts for me (and you!) with images like these:
Who knew that I would meet wonderful people like Robert and Tara who would delightfully distract me from the scenery on the train?
Who knew that they would have an adorable dog like Koda?
Who knew I’d be on the wrong car, almost miss one of my four connections yesterday, and figure it out before it was too late?
Who knew that I would have such spectacular views from every hotel room on this trip?
Who knew I’d be getting so many amuse bouches that would amuse my bouche so much?
Who knew there were so many different types of pasta?
Who knew this would be the weather in Lugano during my stay here?

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Who knew I’d be having conversations like these with ChatGPT, especially after writing a song like “Artificial Intelligence”?

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Who knew there were so many great things to do in Lugano?

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Who knew I would have so many wonderful readers like YOU?

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10 thoughts on “Day 4997: Who Knew?”

  1. Debbie Terman

    Phew on figuring out the train connection issues!

    And let the photos of chocolate shop offerings keep coming!

  2. We can never truly predict our future, no matter what’s happened or is yet to happen. Many things happen that we never could’ve predicted.

  3. barbarade33afcfd8

    “Who knew I’d be on the wrong car, almost miss one of my four connections yesterday, and figure it out before it was too late?”

    It’s almost like you’re a twin sister or something. 🙂 And we both have a friend in Chatgpt. Who gnu?

  4. laurajfairbanks

    Victoria loved Lugano. It’s so beautiful.I have a bad day every time I see travel agents replaced by Chat GPT; another extinction for my profession.

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