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Why I Chose To Study Abroad In Recovery
After a few years of maintaining my recovery, I decided to study abroad during my senior year of college. It was a way to not let my eating disorder have control over me. But the decision didn’t come before I reflected.
Why We’re Starting Our Marriage In An RV
Today marks one whole month of marriage for Peter and I. It also marks the final countdown for our next big adventure together: full-time RVing.
Beaching It On A Budget? Here Are 9 Affordable U.S. Vacation Spots
We need a beach vacation, and we need it now. Where to find a gorgeous stretch of sand without breaking the bank (or using up too many of our precious vacation days?) We’ve put together a list of 9 stateside beach vacations—complete with activity ideas, restaurant recommendations, and more—to guide your next sandy retreat
That Awkward Moment When You Realize White Privilege Doesn’t Belong to You
My father told my sister and I that we had two strikes against us: we’re not white, and we’re women…..
Want To Take Better Photos With Your Phone? Here Are Some Secrets For Awesome Photography
Learn easy tricks to be a pro photographer from your iPhone. Either for your vacation, or be it a random photography.
U.S. Students Studying Abroad: Is The Experience Becoming Culturally Wasted?
Studying abroad is a unique opportunity that beckons the young traveler to grasp the college dream—living in a different country with loose supervision for half a year. Yet students’ decisions while abroad are not always what their parents intended.
