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Three Days to Go!

SPAIN | Sat, 18 Jun 2016 | By nickyb | Views [234]

Last minute shopping lists. Good byes to close friends. Researching local adventures in Kyoto, Hiroshima and Tokyo.. I cant belive I leave this Tuesday! This is by far the best gift my parents could have given me. Im ... Read more >

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Almost there....3 Days!!!!!!

COLOMBIA | Fri, 27 May 2011 | By kristiek | Views [393]

Hola, I got back from my trip to Wisconsin yesterday, and am currently in Indiana before I leave on Monday!!!! I cannot believe that I will be going to Colombia in less than 3 days!!! It is such an awesome and nerve-racking feeling! Time has really ... Read more >

Tags: bogota, colombia, flying, south america, travel, trip planning, trip preparation

What!???...ONLY 5 WEEKS!?!?!?

COLOMBIA | Sun, 24 Apr 2011 | By kristiek | Views [628]

Hola, Wow…I only have 5 weeks left until I go to Colombia! Que Bueno! I am so excited! I can clearly remember when I had 5 months to go, and I couldn’t conceptualize what it would be like to be leaving so soon. Well, I am in the final countdown, ... Read more >

Tags: bogota, colombia, learning spanish, south america, spanish, spanish word of the day, trip preparation

a little test run

USA | Wed, 18 Feb 2009 | By muimui2009 | Views [618] | Comments [1]

okay, let's try this... mmm...i just set this travel journal for my upcoming trip, i hope i'll be diligent in writing about it and posting pictures. oh yeah i'll take lots of pictures for sure but just the posting part, might get tricky since i don't ... Read more >

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