If you had a teleporter, where would you go?

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I was just reading about the off-Broadway production of Little Shop Of Horrors that starts in a week - no way I can get there without a teleporter. I could pop over when the twins are in bed, swoon over Jonathan Groff for an hour and a half and be back before bed time. DH would have to stay here obviously 😂

If you had a teleporter, where would you go?

Does it time travel as well?

Bora Bora

Cornwall to visit my parents' graves. I promised myself I would visit every year. It's just difficult to get there at the moment as my teens don't want to go (don't blame them for that really) and I don't feel comfortable leaving them on their own over night (it's a 700 mile round trip). If I could just pop over for the day...

1984

Oh. And Mars.

I think time travel might be expecting too much of the teleporter, to be fair - I’d have very different wishes if it did!

Willowkins I hope you get there soon. My mum doesn’t have a grave - she didn’t want one, but she has a bench. It’s very nearby and I keep wanting to take my twins but struggling to do it emotionally. to you

Orchestra. I really like the idea of a bench. Somewhere peaceful to sit and contemplate. Go when you're ready.

Always wanted to visit the Bolivian salt flats or Antartica

Tobago.

Teleport back to Wales every Sunday for nanas Sunday dinner. 😊 there is nothing like home cooked food.

I’d do a little round trip to see my DC’s scattered throughout the world. Quick hug, drop off a roast dinner each (longed for by all of them), then a couple of hours in Menorca swimming in the sea. Then home. What a nice idea.

New York to see my friend and his partner. Only see him when he's back in Scotland cause I have chronic anxiety and can't even travel outside of my home city. I'd also love to teleport myself to the Norwegian Fjords.

Dartmoor. I miss it, and so does DP.

Quick trips to see the Northern Lights, a bit of whale/Orca watching, all the big, wide open and largely unpopulated places that I'm never going to be able to afford to visit.

Albuferia in the Algrave. I'm not long back from a holiday there (we go every year) and it's just the most relaxed and friendly place I've been to. I feel relaxed and so happy when I'm there