I would like to move this year if possible, and I was thinking of giving up on traveling abroad, but... There is still almost half a year left this year, and if it's the New Year holidays, Bangkok will be the only option again, and if I miss that, I'll have to go on a birthday trip in February next year (it's far away). So I'm in a mood to go on a trip after all. If I think about it, it's only been a little over a month since I returned from Paris...

So, for now, I'm thinking that this trip to Paris will be my last time watching Roland Garros. The sun is too bad for my skin. However, I can't quit Paris, so I think I'll go once a year. And.

In the US, I want to go to Las Vegas or New York.

I've only been to Vegas twice, but the last time was 13 years ago!!

The Wynn where I stayed was really good!

But there are many themed hotels, so I'd like to try them too.

The problem is that even though I care about the sun, I like pools. But I make sure not to get too much sun. I like to spend the whole day on a deck chair in the shade by the pool.

I loved the pool at this Wynn, but the wind was strong and the parasols were closed right away.

It's expensive, but maybe I should rent a cabana?

But... If I go, it'll be in November. Even in Vegas, I can't afford a pool...

Of course, I can enjoy the casino and entertainment to the fullest.

Or New York for the first time in a while. I want to enjoy food, shopping, and musicals! But everything seems stupid...

I was too busy in Paris last month, so maybe I'll go to Paris again without planning and relax.

Or Turin to watch the ATP Finals, which only features the top 8 men's tennis players. But I'm not interested in Italy, and I'm not sure what Turin is like... Should I split it between Paris and Italy?

I'm having a lot of trouble. By the way, if I can go to America or Europe around November, I'm thinking of a private villa with a pool in Phuket for my birthday trip in February after the new year. But in the end, I'm considering a place with a strong sun, which I'm supposed to hate. .

I wonder what will happen...

Incidentally, when I went to Vegas 13 years ago I flew with Delta Airlines, and for some reason my window seat faced the aisle. I wonder why they didn't make it so that I would have more privacy by facing the window...