Travel is not about our preconceived notions,its about appreciating every single experience, cause one never knows what travel has for them the very next moment.
The document appears to be a program or agenda for an event celebrating the journey of Blaine and Lisa from meeting to the present. It references their growth together through getting bigger and into everything, boy meeting girl, and in loving memory, as well as friends, family, and fun over time. The final section teases "and then...finally!!" implying a culmination or celebration being marked by the event.
This document contains short paragraphs describing different life events and goals: becoming famous by moving to Hollywood and singing, getting a new job by moving to Scotland from New York, getting married in December in a church in Medellin to a wife met in England a year ago, falling in love with a nice girl who gives flowers and cooks well, traveling last year to several South American countries and enjoying traveling, winning the lottery and getting a large monetary prize, being surprised by a girlfriend's pregnancy announcement, being lucky by winning a competition with 3000 other entrants, moving to a new house by buying a home in Scotland while working there, and meeting somebody new who had just started a job two days ago.
A young girl known as Cinderella is mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters, who force her to work as a servant. When the prince holds a ball, Cinderella's fairy godmother helps her attend but she must return by midnight. Cinderella loses her glass slipper as she flees the ball at midnight. The prince searches for the girl whose foot fits the slipper, and finds Cinderella, revealing her as his true love. They get married and live happily ever after.
The document is a birthday card created by Mika-Chan for their friend Tvin-Chan. It contains quotes about twins and friendship as well as messages from friends wishing Tvin a happy birthday since they cannot be there in person. Mika gathered quotes and pictures for Tvin's entertainment and included messages from friends to wish them a happy birthday and apologize for not being able to celebrate together.
The kingdom of Celestia is devastated by a flu epidemic called Myshuno that takes many lives, including Gilbert, the husband of Ruby Nugen. Though some recover like Alexandria Nugen, the epidemic leaves many families without parents or children. The kingdom mourns its losses but comes together for celebrations like the wedding of Millicent Noble to help lift spirits as they rebuild from the tragedy of Myshuno.
On August 18, 2012, Jen and Mark are getting married. Friends gathered to celebrate their engagement with drinks like cherry mojitos, food, dancing, and competitive shotgunning of beers. Though the late night grew rowdy, it was an fun celebration of friendship and the upcoming marriage between Jen and Mark.
The poet Olavo Bilac was asked by a friend to write an announcement advertising the sale of his small farm. Bilac wrote a poetic description that highlighted the beauty of the property. When the friend read the announcement, he realized what a treasure he truly had and decided not to sell after all. The document encourages appreciating what you have - your home, family, friends, health - rather than underestimating or taking for granted the good things in life.
The document appears to be a program or agenda for an event celebrating the journey of Blaine and Lisa from meeting to the present. It references their growth together through getting bigger and into everything, boy meeting girl, and in loving memory, as well as friends, family, and fun over time. The final section teases "and then...finally!!" implying a culmination or celebration being marked by the event.
This document contains short paragraphs describing different life events and goals: becoming famous by moving to Hollywood and singing, getting a new job by moving to Scotland from New York, getting married in December in a church in Medellin to a wife met in England a year ago, falling in love with a nice girl who gives flowers and cooks well, traveling last year to several South American countries and enjoying traveling, winning the lottery and getting a large monetary prize, being surprised by a girlfriend's pregnancy announcement, being lucky by winning a competition with 3000 other entrants, moving to a new house by buying a home in Scotland while working there, and meeting somebody new who had just started a job two days ago.
A young girl known as Cinderella is mistreated by her stepmother and stepsisters, who force her to work as a servant. When the prince holds a ball, Cinderella's fairy godmother helps her attend but she must return by midnight. Cinderella loses her glass slipper as she flees the ball at midnight. The prince searches for the girl whose foot fits the slipper, and finds Cinderella, revealing her as his true love. They get married and live happily ever after.
The document is a birthday card created by Mika-Chan for their friend Tvin-Chan. It contains quotes about twins and friendship as well as messages from friends wishing Tvin a happy birthday since they cannot be there in person. Mika gathered quotes and pictures for Tvin's entertainment and included messages from friends to wish them a happy birthday and apologize for not being able to celebrate together.
The kingdom of Celestia is devastated by a flu epidemic called Myshuno that takes many lives, including Gilbert, the husband of Ruby Nugen. Though some recover like Alexandria Nugen, the epidemic leaves many families without parents or children. The kingdom mourns its losses but comes together for celebrations like the wedding of Millicent Noble to help lift spirits as they rebuild from the tragedy of Myshuno.
On August 18, 2012, Jen and Mark are getting married. Friends gathered to celebrate their engagement with drinks like cherry mojitos, food, dancing, and competitive shotgunning of beers. Though the late night grew rowdy, it was an fun celebration of friendship and the upcoming marriage between Jen and Mark.
The poet Olavo Bilac was asked by a friend to write an announcement advertising the sale of his small farm. Bilac wrote a poetic description that highlighted the beauty of the property. When the friend read the announcement, he realized what a treasure he truly had and decided not to sell after all. The document encourages appreciating what you have - your home, family, friends, health - rather than underestimating or taking for granted the good things in life.
An orphan named An Tiem was adopted by the king of Vietnam and favored greatly. However, jealous courtiers convinced the king that An Tiem was ungrateful. The king banished An Tiem's family to a deserted island with minimal supplies. Through hard work and ingenuity, An Tiem cultivated a new fruit - the watermelon - which thrived on the island. Eventually watermelons from the island reached the king, who realized his mistake in banishing An Tiem. The king had An Tiem's family returned from the island, bringing watermelon seeds and knowledge of cultivation to Vietnam. Watermelon thus spread throughout the country from its origins on An Tiem's deserted island.
This document is an ABC book created by Mrs. Griffith's second grade class describing places, businesses and other entities in Randolph that begin with each letter of the alphabet. In three sentences or less, each entry provides 1-2 details about what the place or business is and why it is important. The book covers topics such as Amish families, dairy farms, banks, fish hatcheries, schools, medical clinics, restaurants, parks and more. It aims to inform readers about the community of Randolph.
The document contains several passages with different purposes: to inform, entertain, or persuade. Some passages inform by providing facts about historical figures or processes. Others entertain with fictional stories. Still others aim to persuade the reader, such as advertisements trying to sell products.
This document describes a family's holiday traditions in December. The family consists of the narrator Nina, her parents Miro and Breda, and their cat. Some of their traditions include celebrating Saint Nicholas Day on December 6th, where children receive gifts; celebrating Christmas by decorating, baking cookies, and visiting grandparents; celebrating New Year's Eve with a party, dinner, fireworks at midnight; and sometimes going skiing during school holidays. The capital city of their country, Ljubljana, is also decorated with lights during the winter that the family enjoys viewing each year.
The passage is a collection of short paragraphs about various topics. Most of the paragraphs aim to inform readers about factual subjects like Abraham Lincoln, calligraphy, the Underground Railroad, and the giant panda. However, some paragraphs aim to entertain with short stories or persuade readers to purchase a product. The overall purpose is to provide examples of texts with different authorial intents - to inform, entertain, or persuade.
The document provides information about an author's purpose in writing. It can be to inform by providing facts, to entertain through fiction, or to persuade by trying to convince the reader. Each paragraph is then analyzed to determine if the purpose is to inform, entertain, or persuade.
The document provides information about an author's purpose in writing. It can be to inform by providing facts, to entertain through fiction, or to persuade by trying to convince the reader. Each paragraph is then analyzed to determine if the purpose is to inform, entertain, or persuade.
Niue has free association with New Zealand but this relationship can undermine indigenous Niueans. Nearly 90% of Niueans live in New Zealand or Australia due to lack of economic opportunities on the small island. Several cultural traditions from Samoa and Tonga such as haircutting ceremonies and the sega tupe wedding tradition continue to be practiced in Niue and hold important cultural meanings.
James Campbell, the father of the bride Nosky, gives a speech at her wedding to Douglas. He welcomes Douglas to the family and recalls how Douglas became part of their family during the COVID lockdown. James wishes the couple a life of partnership, love, and shared responsibility. He provides advice such as learning to attack problems together rather than each other, making time for each other, and never letting the sun go down on an argument. James toasts to the couple's future together with blessings from the Irish, Ndebele, and English traditions.
The document discusses different New Zealand banknotes and coins, what is depicted on each denomination, and what common items can be purchased with each. The $20 note features Queen Elizabeth II and can buy a Hannah Montana DVD. The $10 note has Kate Sheppard and is enough to purchase fish and chips. The $1 coin has a kiwi and can be used to buy some Fizz Rolls lollies from a dairy.
This document provides a collection of photos and notes from the author's time with AmeriCorps JVC in Oregon. It describes their service with various organizations like St. Luke's and SVDP who provided support. It then talks about the author's transition to living at Queen of Angels Monastery where they found a quiet and peaceful environment among the trees. The document shares memories from activities and trips the author took like visiting local farms, attending retreats, seeing sights in Oregon, and experiences with friends from their different communities.
This document summarizes the September 2019 newsletter of the Forestdale Heights Lodge. It includes announcements about upcoming events, a president's message discussing a successful summer barbecue and cottage getaway, and an editor's column noting both positives and challenges facing the lodge in maintaining membership and programs over time. The newsletter also provides fundraising updates and recaps the annual summer barbecue and lodge installation event.
Elizabethan weddings were often arranged, with the bride having no choice in her partner. Couples would typically meet for the first time on their wedding day. Wedding customs included stacking cakes for the bride and groom to kiss over without toppling, and the bride wearing her wedding dress as part of her regular wardrobe after the ceremony. Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway in the small town of Temple Grafton after she became pregnant, and they lived with his parents following the wedding.
Christian Grey starts with very little money and builds up his home and family through hard work and perseverance. He adopts a foal named Candy and begins fishing daily to earn money. Christian meets and falls in love with Genevieve, and they eventually marry and have two children, Kohen and Ella. Through the years, Christian continues training Candy for horse races, builds up his home and garden, and raises his growing family as more children come along quickly.
This document advertises the travel agency Nicks Travel & Tours, which books accommodations, tours, and weddings in Fiji. It provides contact information and encourages booking through their offices in Suva or Nadi for hotels, resorts, tours around islands and highlands, cruises, handicrafts, and weddings. It also advertises specific cultural experiences and accommodations available through the agency.
The document summarizes the origins of the Thanksgiving holiday. It describes how the Pilgrims fled religious persecution in England and settled in America on the Mayflower. When they arrived, they found it difficult to survive the harsh winter. The Native Americans helped the Pilgrims by teaching them how to hunt, fish, and grow crops. In the following winter, the Pilgrims had food and shelter thanks to the Native Americans. To celebrate their survival, the Pilgrims and Native Americans had a feast, which is now known as the first Thanksgiving. The document also briefly describes traditional Thanksgiving foods and how the holiday is still celebrated today in the United States and Canada.
During the Renaissance, marriage and childbirth were expected roles for women. Women were often betrothed at a young age and married in their late teens to ensure many heirs. Upon marriage, women would bring a dowry to their husband and move into their new home. Women were responsible for raising large families, typically having 5 to 10 children, and managing the household duties like cooking, cleaning, and clothing production. Even if employed, women were paid less than men for the same work.
רועי רוב - אני,הוא, הם: קשר, הימורים ותקשורת חזותיתשתים עשרה דקות
The document discusses Brené Brown's findings on vulnerability, courage, compassion, and honesty/authenticity from a presentation. It also mentions a list about personal connection, balls, and avoiding cynicism and judgment that worked. Additional details provided include the author's name is Seth, he works at Columbus Bank and Trust Co. in Columbus, Nebraska which has a population of 21,000 and Nebraska is known as the Cornhusker State.
The author moved from Scotland to Australia in 2009 after receiving an inheritance, seeking an adventure to help cope with grief. She spent several years backpacking around Australia's cities and rural towns, eventually settling in Melbourne where she fell in love with the city. However, her marriage to an Irish man was troubled due to his alcoholism, and they divorced after a difficult period. Though returning to Melbourne was difficult, with support of friends she regained her independence and achieved citizenship and a house deposit. Now after more visits from family, she feels ready to return to Scotland to be closer to loved ones, but considers Australia her home and plans to return someday.
Kent Nichols, "Downshifting Your Life to Rev Up Your Creativity"WebVisions
Kent Nichols left his six-figure job in Los Angeles to move with his family to Bend, Oregon in search of a better quality of life with less stress and more time. While the pay cut was significant, the cost of living is much lower in Bend and they no longer spend hours commuting each day. Nichols works remotely on creative projects and takes occasional gigs in LA while enjoying outdoor activities and a creative community in Bend. The lifestyle change has benefited his health, relationships and mental well-being despite some challenges in being accepted by locals and missing live city amenities.
This document is an excerpt from a book written by Linda Alice Marie Bonnefoy about her experiences traveling through the Yukon Arctic Passage. It describes her feelings of sadness leaving her son Austin behind as she travels north for work. Upon arriving in Inuvik, she feels isolated and out of place. The passage details her first few days acclimating to her new surroundings, including touring the town and hospital and beginning to write postcards to Austin about her experiences to stay connected to him.
An orphan named An Tiem was adopted by the king of Vietnam and favored greatly. However, jealous courtiers convinced the king that An Tiem was ungrateful. The king banished An Tiem's family to a deserted island with minimal supplies. Through hard work and ingenuity, An Tiem cultivated a new fruit - the watermelon - which thrived on the island. Eventually watermelons from the island reached the king, who realized his mistake in banishing An Tiem. The king had An Tiem's family returned from the island, bringing watermelon seeds and knowledge of cultivation to Vietnam. Watermelon thus spread throughout the country from its origins on An Tiem's deserted island.
This document is an ABC book created by Mrs. Griffith's second grade class describing places, businesses and other entities in Randolph that begin with each letter of the alphabet. In three sentences or less, each entry provides 1-2 details about what the place or business is and why it is important. The book covers topics such as Amish families, dairy farms, banks, fish hatcheries, schools, medical clinics, restaurants, parks and more. It aims to inform readers about the community of Randolph.
The document contains several passages with different purposes: to inform, entertain, or persuade. Some passages inform by providing facts about historical figures or processes. Others entertain with fictional stories. Still others aim to persuade the reader, such as advertisements trying to sell products.
This document describes a family's holiday traditions in December. The family consists of the narrator Nina, her parents Miro and Breda, and their cat. Some of their traditions include celebrating Saint Nicholas Day on December 6th, where children receive gifts; celebrating Christmas by decorating, baking cookies, and visiting grandparents; celebrating New Year's Eve with a party, dinner, fireworks at midnight; and sometimes going skiing during school holidays. The capital city of their country, Ljubljana, is also decorated with lights during the winter that the family enjoys viewing each year.
The passage is a collection of short paragraphs about various topics. Most of the paragraphs aim to inform readers about factual subjects like Abraham Lincoln, calligraphy, the Underground Railroad, and the giant panda. However, some paragraphs aim to entertain with short stories or persuade readers to purchase a product. The overall purpose is to provide examples of texts with different authorial intents - to inform, entertain, or persuade.
The document provides information about an author's purpose in writing. It can be to inform by providing facts, to entertain through fiction, or to persuade by trying to convince the reader. Each paragraph is then analyzed to determine if the purpose is to inform, entertain, or persuade.
The document provides information about an author's purpose in writing. It can be to inform by providing facts, to entertain through fiction, or to persuade by trying to convince the reader. Each paragraph is then analyzed to determine if the purpose is to inform, entertain, or persuade.
Niue has free association with New Zealand but this relationship can undermine indigenous Niueans. Nearly 90% of Niueans live in New Zealand or Australia due to lack of economic opportunities on the small island. Several cultural traditions from Samoa and Tonga such as haircutting ceremonies and the sega tupe wedding tradition continue to be practiced in Niue and hold important cultural meanings.
James Campbell, the father of the bride Nosky, gives a speech at her wedding to Douglas. He welcomes Douglas to the family and recalls how Douglas became part of their family during the COVID lockdown. James wishes the couple a life of partnership, love, and shared responsibility. He provides advice such as learning to attack problems together rather than each other, making time for each other, and never letting the sun go down on an argument. James toasts to the couple's future together with blessings from the Irish, Ndebele, and English traditions.
The document discusses different New Zealand banknotes and coins, what is depicted on each denomination, and what common items can be purchased with each. The $20 note features Queen Elizabeth II and can buy a Hannah Montana DVD. The $10 note has Kate Sheppard and is enough to purchase fish and chips. The $1 coin has a kiwi and can be used to buy some Fizz Rolls lollies from a dairy.
This document provides a collection of photos and notes from the author's time with AmeriCorps JVC in Oregon. It describes their service with various organizations like St. Luke's and SVDP who provided support. It then talks about the author's transition to living at Queen of Angels Monastery where they found a quiet and peaceful environment among the trees. The document shares memories from activities and trips the author took like visiting local farms, attending retreats, seeing sights in Oregon, and experiences with friends from their different communities.
This document summarizes the September 2019 newsletter of the Forestdale Heights Lodge. It includes announcements about upcoming events, a president's message discussing a successful summer barbecue and cottage getaway, and an editor's column noting both positives and challenges facing the lodge in maintaining membership and programs over time. The newsletter also provides fundraising updates and recaps the annual summer barbecue and lodge installation event.
Elizabethan weddings were often arranged, with the bride having no choice in her partner. Couples would typically meet for the first time on their wedding day. Wedding customs included stacking cakes for the bride and groom to kiss over without toppling, and the bride wearing her wedding dress as part of her regular wardrobe after the ceremony. Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway in the small town of Temple Grafton after she became pregnant, and they lived with his parents following the wedding.
Christian Grey starts with very little money and builds up his home and family through hard work and perseverance. He adopts a foal named Candy and begins fishing daily to earn money. Christian meets and falls in love with Genevieve, and they eventually marry and have two children, Kohen and Ella. Through the years, Christian continues training Candy for horse races, builds up his home and garden, and raises his growing family as more children come along quickly.
This document advertises the travel agency Nicks Travel & Tours, which books accommodations, tours, and weddings in Fiji. It provides contact information and encourages booking through their offices in Suva or Nadi for hotels, resorts, tours around islands and highlands, cruises, handicrafts, and weddings. It also advertises specific cultural experiences and accommodations available through the agency.
The document summarizes the origins of the Thanksgiving holiday. It describes how the Pilgrims fled religious persecution in England and settled in America on the Mayflower. When they arrived, they found it difficult to survive the harsh winter. The Native Americans helped the Pilgrims by teaching them how to hunt, fish, and grow crops. In the following winter, the Pilgrims had food and shelter thanks to the Native Americans. To celebrate their survival, the Pilgrims and Native Americans had a feast, which is now known as the first Thanksgiving. The document also briefly describes traditional Thanksgiving foods and how the holiday is still celebrated today in the United States and Canada.
During the Renaissance, marriage and childbirth were expected roles for women. Women were often betrothed at a young age and married in their late teens to ensure many heirs. Upon marriage, women would bring a dowry to their husband and move into their new home. Women were responsible for raising large families, typically having 5 to 10 children, and managing the household duties like cooking, cleaning, and clothing production. Even if employed, women were paid less than men for the same work.
רועי רוב - אני,הוא, הם: קשר, הימורים ותקשורת חזותיתשתים עשרה דקות
The document discusses Brené Brown's findings on vulnerability, courage, compassion, and honesty/authenticity from a presentation. It also mentions a list about personal connection, balls, and avoiding cynicism and judgment that worked. Additional details provided include the author's name is Seth, he works at Columbus Bank and Trust Co. in Columbus, Nebraska which has a population of 21,000 and Nebraska is known as the Cornhusker State.
The author moved from Scotland to Australia in 2009 after receiving an inheritance, seeking an adventure to help cope with grief. She spent several years backpacking around Australia's cities and rural towns, eventually settling in Melbourne where she fell in love with the city. However, her marriage to an Irish man was troubled due to his alcoholism, and they divorced after a difficult period. Though returning to Melbourne was difficult, with support of friends she regained her independence and achieved citizenship and a house deposit. Now after more visits from family, she feels ready to return to Scotland to be closer to loved ones, but considers Australia her home and plans to return someday.
Kent Nichols, "Downshifting Your Life to Rev Up Your Creativity"WebVisions
Kent Nichols left his six-figure job in Los Angeles to move with his family to Bend, Oregon in search of a better quality of life with less stress and more time. While the pay cut was significant, the cost of living is much lower in Bend and they no longer spend hours commuting each day. Nichols works remotely on creative projects and takes occasional gigs in LA while enjoying outdoor activities and a creative community in Bend. The lifestyle change has benefited his health, relationships and mental well-being despite some challenges in being accepted by locals and missing live city amenities.
This document is an excerpt from a book written by Linda Alice Marie Bonnefoy about her experiences traveling through the Yukon Arctic Passage. It describes her feelings of sadness leaving her son Austin behind as she travels north for work. Upon arriving in Inuvik, she feels isolated and out of place. The passage details her first few days acclimating to her new surroundings, including touring the town and hospital and beginning to write postcards to Austin about her experiences to stay connected to him.
The document discusses four individuals - Ong Yiwern, Hazel Ng, Aly Ang, and Shaun Lee - and their unconventional approaches to travel. Ong enjoys mountain trekking in Asia and finds it a rewarding way to challenge herself physically and celebrate achievements with friends. Hazel volunteers on organic farms in New Zealand through WWOOFing to immerse herself in new cultures. Aly attends major music festivals like Coachella to celebrate her passion for music. Shaun prefers backpacking with few plans and staying in hostels to meet people from around the world.
Oceania Legasea is a mermaid who moves to land to start an independent legacy. She struggles at first but works hard as an EMT and nurse. She meets and falls in love with Song Del Mar, a water sprite. After saving money and advancing her career to a surgeon, Oceania has a son named Caspian with Song. She gets pregnant again as she cares for Caspian and awaits the birth of her second child.
The document is an invitation to Roxanna Grady's graduation party. It provides details about the party such as location, date, time and RSVP information. It celebrates Roxanna earning her degree after overcoming challenges as a single mother of three children.
Christopher Brown Fazioth's journey involved growing up in Syracuse, NY, making career changes twice, moving across the country to Los Angeles, and ultimately finding his passion in teaching. He received a degree in exercise science but realized physical therapy was not his path. After moving to LA with his girlfriend, he worked in television production for several years before realizing it did not align with his passion for working with children. He then pursued a master's in special education to become a teacher, finding fulfillment in helping those in need.
The document provides a descriptive summary of the author's trip to Toronto, Canada. It describes their overnight drive from Roanoke, Virginia to Toronto with their aunt. Upon arriving, they rested at another aunt's house in Milton before visiting tourist attractions like Niagara Falls and enjoying Canadian restaurants like Swiss Chalet. The summary highlights the key details and events during the author's trip in 3 sentences.
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Every one of us is a complex and beautifully woven fabric of stories, and whether we tell them or not, there are no measuring tapes or weighing scales to speak of their worth. Talk You Round Till Dusk is a collection of tiny stories and big ideas celebrating the wonder of the moment. It’s about those journeys in a car driving across a desert, or walking from the bedroom to the kitchen, where we discover that what we have is enough. Stories so small they fit in the palm of a hand, yet carry the weight of the world with them.
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Talk You Round Till Dusk is a collaboration between spoken word artist Rebecca Tantony and illustrator Anna Higgie. In a mix of flash-non-fiction, short stories, poetry and 16 full page colour illustrations, Rebecca and Anna take us on on a philosophical road trip from Bristol to Andalucía, Nicosia, India, San Francisco, Death Valley and Mexico.
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Assessing the Influence of Transportation on the Tourism Industry in Nigeriagsochially
This research dissertation investigates the complex interplay between transportation and the tourism industry in Nigeria, aiming to unravel critical insights that contribute to the enhancement of the overall tourist experience. The study employs a multi-faceted approach, literature review establishes a robust theoretical framework, incorporating The Service Quality and Satisfaction Theory to guide the research questions and hypotheses.
The methodology involves the distribution of a structured questionnaire, ensuring a representative sample and facilitating a comprehensive analysis of the gathered data.
Key findings include the nuanced perceptions of transportation infrastructure adequacy, safety and security concerns, financial influences on travel decisions, and the cultural and ecological impacts of transportation choices. These findings culminate in a comprehensive set of recommendations for policymakers and practitioners in the Nigerian tourism industry. The findings contribute to the existing literature by providing actionable insights for policymakers, stakeholders, and researchers in the Nigerian tourism sector.
The recommendations encompass gender-sensitive planning, infrastructure enhancements, safety measures, and strategic interventions to address financial constraints, ensuring a holistic and sustainable development of the tourism industry in Nigeria.
Author: Imafidon Osademwingie Martins
2. Author
Stephanie De La Garza is an I.T. professional turned world traveler
after leaving the United States in 2013 to embark on a simpler,
more enjoyable lifestyle. Her love of wild animals took her to Costa
Rica volunteering for a rescue center, then on to Panama to raise
butterflies. Stephanie is the author of Two Brauds Abroad – a book
about leaving home and living in Central America.
You can find more of her stories on her blog. Or her consulting
website.
3. THE LONGING
FOR A
SIMPLER, YET
MORE
ENJOYABLE
LIFETIME
had been tugging at me for
many years. It all began
with a quiet canoe trip
down the Macal River in
Belize in 1998 with a good
friend of mine.Two
inexperienced people in a
canoe in the late morning
with no guide made for an
exciting adventure.
4. We watched amazing birds fly
overhead, iguanas drop from
trees into the water and
women washing their clothes
in the river.
That was the image that stuck
with me the most
5. It was then that I wanted to know more about living without
the luxuries and connecting with the land.
I presented myself with a challenge: Leave the United
States, quit my job, sell all of my belongings, sell my
beautiful house and classic car and go live “simply.” I
decided I wanted to go to Costa Rica and volunteer for a wild
animal rescue center for at least three months
6. A couple of years earlier, I had
established a water filtration business
online which would supplement my
income and was something I could do
from anywhere in the world without
much effort. It turns out this was a
great way to pay my minimal bills.
7. SUPPLEMENT MY
INCOME
To travel as long as possible, I had to
find a way to
C O M P A N Y . C O M
beyond my internet business.
8. IT WAS NOT LEGAL TO WORK ANYWHERE ON A TOURIST
VISA SO I WENT THE HOUSE SITTING ROUTE INSTEAD.
AFTER 9 MONTHS, I WENT TO PANAMA TO HELP A COUPLE
START A BUTTERFLY ATTRACTION.
IT WAS ANOTHER GREAT EXPERIENCE THAT LASTED
ABOUT 4 MONTHS. I THEN HAD TO DECIDE WHERE TO GO
NEXT. IT WAS EITHER GUATEMALA OR NEW ZEALAND. I
DECIDED ON THE LATTER, HAVING NEVER BEEN BUT
ALWAYS WANTED TO GO.
9. After things fell through with a house sit I
had set up months earlier, I found myself
stuck in New Zealand, nowhere to go
and having to spend my first homestay
with a slightly unbalanced woman. I also
found out that rent was incredibly high .
I became a shepherd looking after
thousands of sheep and cows while
working outside every day, no matter the
conditions. It was beyond peaceful with
no neighbor in sight; views of the plains
were like scenes out of movies.
10. Once my experience on the farm was over, I
wanted to see a little more of New Zealand so I
travelled to Blenheim where I was going to do a
week house sit for a man whom I wouldn’t even
meet in person when I arrived.
We warmed up to each other after a few days of
hanging out but I had to work my way up to
Auckland and then on to Australia for three
months. He offered up a place to stay if I ever came
back and we kept in touch while I was gone.
12. Make sure you
have money in the
bank for backup
and have a goal.
You should also set
a breakpoint.
The first few
months will be the
hardest so set the
number beyond
that.
SOME THINGS ONE SHOULD KNOW
13. I want to wish everyone the best of luck if
they decide to take on their dream of leaving
their home and that you really can do it if
you’re passionate about it. The rewards far
outweigh the risks! Conquer your fears and
forge ahead. It’s ok to fall down once in a
while as long as you’re willing to brush
yourself off and stand up again.
14. TO READ THE WHOLE STORY
VISIT
HTTPS://WWW.THEREMOTELIFE
.COM/TRAVEL-TO-COSTA-
RICA-FOR-NATURE-BY-
WARMREPTILE-STEPHANIE/