Category: Central America

Central America

Cooking 101: Buñuelos

Today, I tried my hand at making Buñuelos. I think it went well (they are edible). I think it is…

Central America

Where There Might Be Dragons

Planning a school trip is really hard! My friend and I are the upcoming heads of the diversity club at…

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120. Greeks can be a little cliquey going out, unfortunately.

84. Sometimes, it is better to go home early, especially if your health is in question. You may miss out on some adventures, but there will be more. There always are.

78. When traveling, it’s always interesting to learn the rivalries and grudges that some nations still have for each other even if it’s a little passé nowadays to have or acknowledge them.

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

18. Doing sink laundry is an art form every backpacker needs to learn. All you need is a sink, powdered detergent, and manual labor.

43. Remember clothing sizes vary in different regions of the world. A large in Ecuador is not a large from the USA …

115. Beware in Swedish clubs – if you are a short human being, prepare to be manhandled.

97. In Turkey, gum can tell your fate.

48. Sometimes life will lead you into a drum circle. Just accept it at this point.

89. No matter where you are or where you all come from, talk to your roommates/suite-mates/partners about what bothers you. Do not let any situation between you all get out of hand.

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