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1. What is the longest you’d wait for a table at a restaurant? We went out to eat Saturday and by the time we left the place was on a 2.5 hour wait (we didn”t wait nearly that long). This isn’t a place that has a ton of “hang out” space or anywhere to go to wait really. You just stand around and wait. I think my max limit is an hour. If the kids are with us and there’s nothing for them to do, that’s way less than an hour. Maybe 20 minutes max? What about you? How long would you wait to eat a place you’ve been anxious to try?
2. Are you more of a homebody or do you prefer to be out and about doing things? The oldest I get, the more of a homebody I become. I like traveling and seeing new places, but I really like coming home. B likes being at home, but he’s also totally happy exploring new cities, trying new foods, etc.
That’s it from here! I can’t wait to hear your answers! And, whatever you are doing today, have a great day!
The longest I waited was and hour and a half for a new brewery in town.
If it’s just my husband and I, an hour. With the kids, no more than 30 mins. Tho if everyone has their phones, then it’s fine.
When not traveling, I want to be home more often than not. When traveling, I want to explore and not be in the hotel room at all.
I think the longest I will wait is 20 minutes, but that’s because I always go to a restaurant when I’m starving! I’m a stay at home mom who is not a homebody. I wish I traveled. I can’t wait for spring to come, so I can at least get outdoors more!
Wow that’s a long wait.. where??!
With my kids we can’t wait more than 20 minutes
We went to Green Dot Stables downtown.
I think an hour if we have a hang out space to wait at, or bar to order drinks while we wait. Otherwise thirty minutes is pushing it.
I’ve definitely become more of a homebody the older I get… no more barhopping for this girl anymore. I do love to go on a nice vacation though, but it’s always nice coming home.
I’ll wait about 20 minutes with the kids and up to an hour with my husband. I have become more of a homebody as I grow older.