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75. If you as a citizen of the United States are often abroad during important national holidays, I recommend doing very American activities to compensate for your utter lack of patriotism. Nothing obnoxious of course, but why not spend a little time at Starbucks on the 4th of July in Prague or buy something online you definitely do not need on Labor Day in Taiwan? Very American.
120. Greeks can be a little cliquey going out, unfortunately.
15. Returning to a life of normalcy and routine is not giving up your adventurous spirit.
80. I always cry when I end a long journey. I think it is healthy.
83. Go to countries where you really don’t understand a word; it is all the more thrilling.
11. You are never alone in mind or opinion. No matter how alien you may be or feel.
49. Put sense of place above all else.
97. In Turkey, gum can tell your fate.
20. Always triple check that you have all your belongings before you leave. If not, you could make yourself very sad.
26. Pack less than you expect you’ll need. You can still buy things when you’re abroad. Also, packing less may make you more sociable. You’ll have to interact, ask questions, and go out into the world in order to get what you want. It may be the necessary kick in your timid pants that you’ll need to start exploring your destination.

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