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From Floundering to Flourishing
The best word to describe me during childhood was awkward. I was the tallest of everyone in my class until high school, including the boys. I always stood out, yet I was very shy, so I felt both physically and socially inept. I wasn’t a girl boys sought out. I was only in eighth grade when my height peaked at six feet, but I was late to develop. My body held out until my sophomore year. Too much information? Oh, get over it!
Julie LacksonenPublished 2 years ago in WanderSummiting Mt. Kilimanjaro
Introduction October 17th 2000 I was born weighing in at six pounds with more complications than a complicated thing. I am one of those that fought to come into this life, and it has been that way ever since.
Chriss WambuaPublished 2 years ago in WanderWhat Happened When I Got Sick On Vacation
It finally happened to me, I got sick in Mexico from eating or drinking something that I shouldn't have. Let me rewind a bit.
Candice GalekPublished 2 years ago in WanderOnce Upon a London
Uncertainty and anxious tickles took over my darkened room in late February of last year. I was told by *him* to choose my luggage carefully. I was reassured that I would make it there and back, safe and sound.
How to Combine Luxury with Culture in the Maldives
The Maldives is typically associated with luxurious resorts situated on white-sand beaches surrounding beautiful blue seas. While this is true, there is a huge portion of the nation that remains undiscovered by visitors and provides a unique look into the lives of the locals. Here is a guide shedding light on the cultural aspects of this amazing tropical nation.
Amie GinendraPublished 2 years ago in WanderUnique Ideas to Celebrate the Upcoming Christmas in Sydney
Once again, Christmas is just around the corner—a wonderful reason to be joyful in the midst of a raging pandemic. If you’re planning to make up for the loss of not being able to celebrate the last two Christmases in the right spirit, we are here to help! Take a look at some amazing Christmas party ideas in Sydney.
Evelyn AdamPublished 2 years ago in WanderThings to do in Oshawa Student Guide
Nestled on the shores of Lake Ontario, Oshawa is the quintessential Toronto suburban city with a vibrant culture, laid-back vibe, breathtaking sights, plenty of parks and trails, buzzing downtown, and tons of things to do and Locations to see. The city is also the perfect student haven in many ways- it has world-class universities, a bustling student population, a welcoming environment, great entertainment, and nightlife options, and is perfectly suitable for a student budget.
alex williamsonPublished 2 years ago in WanderSt Anthony’s Chapel Ruins
On Friday I was in Edinburgh and I am interested in old buildings. My dad was a builder but I could never get the hang of building walls , my limits were hod carrying , block making , mixing concrete , digging holes and sweeping up. All necessary jobs but something that anyone can do.
Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 2 years ago in WanderFive Common Misconceptions Americans Have About Canada
Growing up, I always admired the United States. Almost every movie and television show I watched took place in New York City or Chicago or Los Angeles. My childhood coincided with the early 2010s, before the United States became known for its unpleasant political climate, so I hadn’t become yet become jaded about the darker aspects of the country.
Ilana QuinnPublished 2 years ago in WanderHow to Prepare for Hiking and Camping Survival Tactics in the Outdoors
The outdoors is a lovely area when nature is at its most attractive. While the areas you may spend your time in the outdoors appear to be quite safe, even the most experienced hiker or camper must take some measures. On even the simplest outdoor adventures, a first aid pack is a must-have. Most small injuries can be treated with a basic kit of disinfectant, bandages, and hydrocortisone cream. A cellular phone, or knowledge of the locations of the nearest phones that give service to ranger stations, will be quite useful in the event of more serious accidents.
The Benefits of Real Traveling, and Why you should do it now.
An adventurer sharing his experiences of traveling for the last 13 years and the benefits he yielded. Condor's Peak, Summer 2018.
Andres MarinPublished 2 years ago in WanderBlue Saviour
Frozen, almost asleep My body weighs heavy Gravity pushes me down, squeezes me Why don't you just stay? Says my cloudy blue brain