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Chilling Out in Catalunya: Barcelona

Chilling Out in Catalunya: Barcelona

Last week, I engaged in the time old tradition of exchange students taking a trip when we should be focusing…

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79. Everyone should offer a small sacrifice annually to Student Agency because it is a deity in its own right.

82. No need to bike or wear heals in Prague – too many cobblestones.

32. Eventually all the men in hostels start to look the same to you. They are all of medium height, moderate levels of scruffy attractiveness, and speak with a semi-interesting/sexy accent. A similar comparison can be said about the women; however, the female variety often showers more and does not have five o’clock shadows.

80. I always cry when I end a long journey. I think it is healthy.

1. While at the Dongdaemun Night Market (Seoul, South Korea), trust your gut or face gastric consequences.

101. It is difficult to completely forget a language that is important to you. Though, things can fade regardless.

87. In the Frankfurt airport (maybe in all German airports), you do not need a boarding pass to go through security. You receive it afterwards. This can save you some time if you are confused and late for your plane.

33. Who is to say you can’t learn to speak Finnish, Mongolian, or Tagalog? It never occurred to me that someone cannot learn a new language. With enough perseverance, passion, trust, and creativity you can speak any tongue. Never let anyone tell you otherwise.

77. Not all hostels are created equal. This goes the same for your roommates. (See #70)

96. The acclimation process is different for everyone. It challenges each of us to ask ourselves exactly who we want.

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