I recently saw an article in a BA magazine about reasons why you think you might travel too much. Three of mine, not mentioned in the article are:

I only used hotel pens for 3 years.
At home we have 5 different carry on bags.
I need to take a photo of my car in the airport car park so I can find it when I get back. (I also take a photo of hire cars so I remember what I've got)

What are your reasons?

Frank, decorate your bedroom in the same design as your fave hotel room! :-)

I used to fly with Canadian.....a lot....I got to know the crews!
I could probably (and successfully), navigate blindfold around at least four airports.
I have more than 5 carry on bags to fit different travel scenarios / situations.
My husband refers to me as his personal (and free), tour guide.
I like hotel towels so much, I bought white sets for my bathrooms!

Not got the sign in the spare bathroom but I have got a big bowl of; soaps, shampoo, and a couple of travel toothbrushes.

I read these forums and check the blog two times each day. The tips are invaluable. I had to bring a disabled relative with Alzheimers on an interstate car trip. I know this site is more for those who travel on the airlines to exotic locations or who travel a lot for business -- but you have no idea how much the well-organized and pared down travel suggestions help for carting around an elderly person who can't do much for himself. I used my Tom Bihn Aeronaut for the first time for my elderly relative's things -- so easy and what a godsend that bag is.

I hope the previous post wasn't too off-topic. I was trying to indicate that checking the site frequently was in a way a sign that I'm obsessed with travel.

Signs I travel too much:

1. I once sat next to a Qantas pilot who knew less about how the seat worked than I did.
2. My friends call me the Packing Nerd. And I haven't even told them about my packing lists yet....
3. I recently met a very nice flight attendant with the same name as me. Twice in four weeks.
4. I won't say how many carry-on bags I have (my husband might read this!), but they are all highly specific in their uses!

You book early so you can get your favourite seat.

Every long-haul trip (say over 2 weeks) I have to take, I feel like I need a new carry on bag, because none of the other six wheeled carry on bags or the three backpacks fit exactly the requirements that I see as necessary for this new trip. Looking for and finally buying this new bag is in itself one of the joys of planning a journey, plus working out an intricate/complex itinerary at optimal/minimal cost provides real psychic pleasures.

In my younger days, I toured much more often and to small towns that were built around the industry of the area, like Williston, Grants Pass, etc. Once I knew I liked a place, I would stay at the same motels/small hotel/inn repeatedly. Well, the owners of the establishments got to know my tastes, like a hard mattress, thick pillow, the sunny side, no screaming children, etc. and they would make sure my room was made to my tastes. Some we even knew each other's birthday.

To this day, the best chicken-pot-pie I ever had was from a dinner invite from the couple who owned a motel I was staying at in Boron.

Anyone purchase insurance for their FF miles? I did in the 90's.