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The Beginning of a New Adventure

A travel blog entry by rachel.a.b.

I can't believe that yesterday I woke up in Surrey and today I'm in Toronto and ready to start my first day of orientation! It's crazy and nerve-wracking, but also super exciting. This is pretty much the first spare moment I've had to write since we got here since we have a few hours of free time before the rest of our group arrives. I can't wait …

Sleep Deprived but not...sleepy?

A travel blog entry by astashio

So...it's actually happening. I'm leaving. I have not been to a different continent since I started working a 'real' job which doesn't make sense. I've been fighting off the travel bug by watching, reading Bourdain. But I want to see these things myself. In a few hours, I board flight #1 of 15. I've been really busy. Reading, working, loosely planning etc. But have yet to feel excited.

So I've packed, not for anything ...

Things I've been pondering...

A travel blog entry by barbanddan

... the decision to wear either the purse or pack? 3. How many times can I get Dan to take his earphones out and say 'what's that?' if I keep looking at him and moving my lips like I'm talking? 4. Dan is stoically ignoring every person who tries to talk to him in an attempt to avoid getting sucked into a crazy conversation. These people have now ...

Toronto-first small leg of a long, long, road trip

A travel blog entry by burtonx2

... br> and it is not okay especially when there is more then 16 hours of darkness in the day
and it is cold out there..
And a lot of people were looking at me like they had never seen a Sombero before...
But I get looked at a lot anyway...

I love my Toyoto, Camry.
Doing 160 K is no problem for my Camry - it is not even breathing hard.
And when I slow down to 120 K it seems like I am standing still or going at ...

Speak No Evil, Hear No Evil, See A Little Evil

A travel blog entry by philippajane86

... forced to face the floor until he went; I told him he’d suitably scared me and he eventually wandered towards his next victim who had also visibly flinched when she saw him.

My heart was beating a few more beats than necessary as I walked out of the park, and I was glad to escape the streets filled with zombies as I turned off towards Kensington Market, though the odd zombie still randomly appeared on the streets until I ...