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went to my first soccer game tonight ⚽️ and it was one of the coolest experiences of my life. if you're in barcelona while there's a game (even if you aren't a huge fan), don't miss out! also go to the museum/tour. the chanting is still stuck in my head. (at Barcelona, Camp Nou)

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Hi. Sorry if this is rude. I was wondering how much money it costs to volunteer abroad like you.

honestly depends on so much. how long you're staying, if the host is providing free room&board (normally), where you're doing it, if you're going out for macedonias and iced coffee like i did almost every day and regret hahaha. to be honest i made sure i had a minimum of $4,000 in my bank account plus my credit cards as back up for just over 3 months. that's mostly for just over the month of traveling i've been doing after i finished doing workaway for 2 months. the most expensive thing has been traveling obviously. if you're JUST volunteering and not venturing out afterwards or during then you'd obviously need a lot less.

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italy has been such a wild adventure. thankful for the friends i met, the family i stayed with, espresso, macedonias, pasta, the sea, biking, gelato, nutella, and exploring new cities. arrivederci pesaro! i will be back. (at Pesaro)

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festa dei fiori era bellissimo 🌵🌿 (at Piazza del Popolo (Pesaro))

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I hope you're enjoying Italy!! I was wondering how you organized your nannying job? What service did you use? What was the protocol? Did you find it easy? I'm thinking about doing the very same thing that you did. Id appreciate any advice you could offer! :)

hellooo! i absolutely love it.i went through workaway so there are so many things you can do. nannying, farming, working in a hostel. and it's only $60 or so a year for membership. i just searched the area i'm in for opportunities. you don't get paid money. but you're provided a room (in most places it's your own) and free food. so for me it seems worth it! it was easy i just messaged who i really wanted to stay with and they tell you when you could come or you tell them when you can. you can do it for a weekend, week, month, longer! depending. i didn't need a visa either so it's "volunteer" so it made it easy. some places you still need a visa though.

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i can't believe i only have 20 days left in italy

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at Urbino

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My heart is racing

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This is the prettiest one

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This changed me

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urbino is forgetting it's not quite fall yet. (at Palazzo Ducale, Urbino)

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i found an emoji in urbino 🌸 (at Urbino)

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just some photos from the last few days in pesaro italy. i’m so in love with it here and have never been happier. hope all you are good! i haven't been posting a whole lot.

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treasures from the adriatic sea

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not a bad spot to be right now. (at Italy, Pesaro)

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italy doesn't even have to try to make you fall in love. (at Rome, Italy)