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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Claire Keane
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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@fyeahgapyear
What a wonderful city. I don’t even know where to begin. The public transportation is so efficient and cost-effective, the people are very friendly and down-to-earth, and I get the impression that the cost of housing is very affordable. The parks are pretty cool too! I was so baffled by the...
Take a F*cking Gap Year
So, I turned 23 the other day. I turned 23, I’m a junior at Stanford University and people raise their eyebrows when I tell them that. Folks seem to be very attached to this weird linear path, which apparently has a rule that states: “People start Stanford at 18 and graduate at 22 and then go take over the world/save the world.”
I happen to be someone who is very extroverted and willing to talk about touchy issues, I find myself talking to folks who are thinking about taking a gap year quite a lot. There is incredible uneasiness, and dare I say it, fear about taking time off. Because there are so many feelings surrounding this issue, I decided to write a post about it.
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FOR PEOPLE BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18-25!! IF YOU WANTED TO TRAVEL BUT YOU HAVE LITTLE MONEY, I RECCOMEND USING THIS SITE!
studentuniverse.com
It’s a site for students to travel cheap! This screenshot above is the price ranges for a flight from Columbus, Ohio to London, England one way trip for March. I set ot up as an example.
AS AN AVID TRAVELER, this price is actually quite amazing! One year, i got my (formerly $2000) round about ticket to Japan for only $800! DO YOU FUCKERS KNOW HOW HARD IT IS TO TRAVEL ALL THE WAY TO THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD FOR THAT CHEAP.
It’s commercial air flight, but that’s not so bad when you CAN ACTUALLY TRAVEL WITHOUT GOING INTO DEBT. HALLELUJA.
So i reccomend this site for all!
REBLOG THIS AND SPREAD THE WORD!
I BET THERE ARE TUMBLR FRIENDS WHO WANTTO MEET EACH OTHER! THIS MAY HELP!
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Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.
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Happy New Year, everyone!
I rang in 2014 working crowd support at Epcot. I danced like crazy with some of the best guests and cast members, got to watch the amazing fireworks, hugged and high-fived SO many guests… and even was kissed by a random guy.
Here’s to making more magic (seasonally) in 2014!
Disney College Program, y'all
Talking to Your Parents About a Gap Year
You say, "gap year" and they hear "college dropout."
OKAY! Before we get started, we need to discuss one of the facts of life.
No. Not that one.
This fact: If you haven't already, you will eventually piss your parents off. When you start going down your own path, that path will almost certainly deviate from whatever your parents envisioned for you. So, you have two options. One, continue to do what your parents want. Or two, respectfully and lovingly tell them to fuck off.
Culturally, this conversation is going to be different for everyone. Remember, as you have this conversation that your parents are in charge of their own emotions and reactions. You have made your decision, as an adult. It's tempting to avoid the topic and then burst out with, "I'M TAKING TIME OFF" during a family dinner. We don't recommend doing that. Following is some helpful advice on how to talk to your parents about taking a gap year.
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The Ultimate Guide to Traveling When You’re Broke
Think you don’t have enough money to travel? Think again. Travel guru Matt Kepnes puts that myth to rest with this guide to traveling on little (or no) money.
Money
This is something I hear from everyone I talk to.
“Matt, I simply don’t have enough money to travel.”
This problem and how to overcome it probably my most asked question.
I answer this question in a plethora of posts, e-mails, tweets, and Facebook posts. Long-term readers might even be getting sick of me discussing this subject because it is one I talk about so much. One of the questions on my recent Q&A was about how someone who doesn’t work in travel can actually afford to travel. “What can they do?” they asked me.
Since this question comes up so often, I like to constantly remind people of this fact:
You do not need to be rich to travel.
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I would like to travel the world with you twice. Once, to see the world Twice, to see the way you see the world
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Taking a Gap Year: What Students Should Consider
“When students take this kind of time, they don’t forget how to learn--they’re much better students,” says Holly Bull, president of the Center for Interim Programs, LLC. “I’ve had parents tell me their child would probably have dropped out after first semester or year because they were so turned off by their classes in the academic experience, but a gap year helped them get excited and gave them a focus.”
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