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김유미
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16년차 '생활 여행자' 부부의 평범하지만 특별한 여행기
『당신과 떠나는 여행』은 IT, 게임 회사 인사팀에서 근무하며 사람과 관련된 일을 하던 저자가 소울 메이트인 남편과 함께 16년간 여행한 이야기를 정리한 책이다. 저자는 결혼 16년 동안 큰 다툼 없이 잘 살아온 이유 중의 하나가 여행 덕분이라고 말한다. 여행이 부부 문제의 만병통치약은 아니지만 적어도 백신은 될 수 있다고 한다. 책에는 19개국 83개 도시를 여행하며 경험한 소소하지만 생생한 에피소드는 물론 부부가 함께 여행할 때 알아두어야 할 것들이 담겼다. '여행'이라는 평범하고도 특별한 경험을 통해 사랑하는 사람과 함께 사는 삶을 다시금 그려보자.
목차
들어가는 글
CHAPTER 1.
그리스로 떠나다
소울메이트 내 남편
신혼여행 어디로 간다고?
또 다른 세상을 만나다
초보 여행자의 좌충우돌 시행착오
함께 같은 곳을 바라본다는 것
새로운 여행을 꿈꾸다
부부 여행 떠나기 전 알아둬야 할 일곱 가지
CHAPTER 2.
16년 동안 19개국을 함께 다니며
여행의 의미
무엇을 배우는가?
우리 부부에게 여행이란?
지금 바로 떠나라
익숙함에서 잠시 벗어나기
함께 떠나기 전 알면 좋은 것들
가장 기억에 남는 곳 베스트3
지금도 세계 여행은 진행 중
부부 여행 중 알아둬야 할 일곱 가지
CHAPTER 3.
떠나지 못하는 7가지 이유
돈 걱정
시간 걱정
일 걱정
자녀 걱정
사고 걱정
언어 걱정
건강 걱정
CHAPTER 4.
그럼에도 불구하고 부부 여행을 떠나야 하는 이유
진정한 나와의 만남
서로에 대한 이해
함께 공유하는 추억
사람에 대한 편견을 줄이다
생각지도 않았던 기회
변화를 함께 즐기다
지금 이 순간 함께 있다는 것
CHAPTER 5.
명품 백보다 부부 여행
무형의 가치
여행 홀릭
여행 그리고 인생
여행에서 만난 사람들
여행의 품격
일상의 소중함을 배우다
평범함 속에서 찾은 특별함
함께 걸은 길과 앞으로 함께 갈 길
부부 여행 후 하면 좋은 일곱 가지
마치는 글
저자: 김유미
신뢰 있는 사람으로 기억되고자 한다. 성장하는 삶을 추구한다. 사랑을 표현할 줄 아는 사람이 되고자 한다. 2003년 결혼 이후 동갑내기 남편과 1년에 한 나라 혹은 두 나라를 여행하는 자칭 '생활여행자'. IT, 게임 회사 인사팀에서 사람과 관련된 일들을 해왔다. 덕분에 사람을 관찰하고 그의 이야기를 듣는 것을 좋아한다. 사람이 가진 무한한 잠재력을 믿으며 그것을 개발하는 데 관심이 많다. 일을 그만둘 수 없어 세계 여행 대신 짧은 기간 동안 한두 나라를 다녀오는 50년짜리 세계 여행 중이다. 그렇게 남편과의 결혼 생활 16년간 19개국 83개 도시를 여행했다. 여행이 단순한 소비를 넘어 성장의 밑거름이 될 수 있다고 생각하며 살아간다.
낭독자: 문지영
KBS 39기 성우로, KBS 무대, 라디오 극장, 라디오 독서실, 소설극장 등을 통해 다수의 매체를 통해 낭독자로 활동하고 있다.
출판사 서평:
신혼여행이 첫 해외여행
16년간 19개국 83개 도시를 여행한 저자이지만 첫 해외여행은 다름 아닌 신혼여행이었다. 비행기를 타고 20시간여를 날아 그리스에 도착했을 때, 저자 부부는 지금까지 알던 세상과 전혀 다른 모습의 세상을 만났다. 그곳은 처음 보는 것, 처음 먹는 것, 처음 듣는 것으로 가득했다. 그런데 놀라운 경험 이면에 걱정도 자리를 잡았다. 동전의 양면처럼 설렘 반, 두려움 반이었던 것이다.
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