I still remember in my college psychology class when a life moment hit me.  The professor asked a very simple question: “If money was no object and you could go anywhere in the world – write down 5 places you want to go.”  His example was trying to prove a different point, but what struck me was that up until that point in my life growing up relatively poor in rural Indiana – I hadn’t really ever considered that I could make such a list.  It floored me.  As a college graduate, I would actually get to make a list like this and possibly even see it realized.  So, I present the question to you.

Where are 5 places you would go if money were no object?

Here’s a couple of mine…

1. Spend a week or so in a stilt hut over azure, clear-blue water on a tropical French Polynesian island reading, resting, and drinking umbrella drinks.  Like Tahiti, Bora-Bora, or Moorea for instance.
2. Take a camping/hiking photography tour of the Island of Skye’s amazing landscape.
3. The mountains of Chile or possibly western/southern Argentina
4. Hong Kong, China or Tokyo, Japan – not sure which would win if I had to pick one
5. One of the poles – either Australia with a side trip to either the South Pole.  Or, travel above the Arctic circle to the North Pole.

What’s on your list?