The hardest part of traveling alone as a young woman, for me, is eating dinner. Breakfast isn't too bad—it's okay if you read the newspaper or peruse brochures for what you're going to do that day. Lunch is usually spent on the go anyway, so no one notices if you grab a wrap, pasty, or wűrst to go. People notice, though, especially when you're a self-declared foodie like me that enjoys well-prepared cuisine and fine wines, when you are eating dinner alone.

I just finished a tasty meal—sitting at a long bare wooden table, set for eight people underneath two bright lights with a view of the waiter station all alone. I avoided the couples peeking at me, sitting at their smaller private tables, covered with light blue tablecloths and rose petals along the wide window looking out over the Bavarian Alps—lit by candlelight, of course.

There was no one to share a dessert with, no one to taste my creamy rich garlic soup, no one to confer with over how much to tip—just me, my......

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Title: Traveling Alone
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