strangethingstraveling

Alternative New Years, but when and for whom?

In alternative New Years, I consider both the day of December 31 and the day of January 1; however around the world. Although one must remember that in different religions, the calendar is different.

• Trip to Andalusia, early to bed out of spite
• Desert in Oman, tented camp and die Italians
• Visiting Crete in winter and Athens
• Watching sports in the U.S. better than having sex
• Alternative New Year on the road: ditching the spouse
• Tourist village in Egypt, a salacious cutback