12 Reasons Moving Abroad Alone is the MOST Enriching Experience
Moving abroad alone is something that has defined who I am. Moving abroad right after college was a big step for me, but now I can’t imagine my life any …
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17 Life Lessons You Learn While Staying in Hostels
Staying in hostels is definitely one of those things you don’t fully understand until you do it. You picture a busy, dirty room full of creepers and wierdos who try to …
Making Friends in London: Much Harder than it Should Be (California Girl in London Part Two)
Should I keep walking around by myself? Should I go to the bathroom? Where even is the bathroom here. Maybe back there. Shit, nope, fire exit. Casually walk away. I just went in a circle. Ok well I’m heading back to the bar apparently…
25 Hilarious Differences Between England and America
When I moved to London from California, I (obviously) noticed a lot of funny differences between England and America. I had been to England many times before, but I was …
The 8 Best Views in LA – Los Angeles Viewpoints You Must See
It’s hard to name the best views in LA. There are too many Los Angeles viewpoints to count, and it took me a while to narrow down this list to …
Why I Chose to Move Abroad and Travel When I Graduated Instead of Get a Job
For anyone who hears that I am a graduating college student, the obvious choice is to ask me what I am going to do next. Friends, teachers, and most adults I encounter constantly bombard me with questions about what the hell I am going to do with my life after I graduate, what I want to do with my major, and what perfectly planned idea I must already have for my future. I may be one of a few who hate these questions, because no, I do not have an entry level job at a Fortune 500 company with promise of moving up, and to be honest, right now, I don’t want one.