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The Roman Ruins of Jidova -Oct. 20 Part 3
... much attention as it deserved, however, as by the time we arrived, they were locking up the museum and I was utterly exhausted from my day. We had again traveled almost 400 kilometers, I had climbed 1480 stairs, had toured a fortress and a military encampment.
We headed to Brasov. Along the way, in the woods I noticed some statues. They were so very out of place that it was startling. For a stretch of several kilometers, statues of all sorts of figures were placed ...
Pot holes, a dead-end and some moonshine
... trip went a lot faster than the way up, though also much bumpier, and we were back down in little over an hour. And happily the fuel gauge had barely moved. We decided to keep on driving to the Dutch-run campsite we had been planning on reaching, despite the late arrival this would mean. But not far into the drive this plan changed. We saw a sign for a campsite a couple of kilometers ahead and decided that if it looked nice we would instead ...
Snowy Björnkulla, Romania, Paris
... and moan and take deep breaths and you can see that in the corner of everyone's eyes, he's causing this distraction that snickers everyone's mind.
Swedish people love lampsOther than school, I had my first visitor here in Stockholm! He stayed for 9 days. I met him 2 years ago in San Jose, then I went to Scotland last year and ...
Global Village
... of Obama. As soon as Global Village came closer and closer, people were getting costumes and decorations for the country they were assigned to, so I decided I have to have something on my table to represent USA. I cant let my county down! I was in the AIESEC office and I was finding material to make a poster. Cardboard, recycled paper, and some markers. I made my perfect Eco-Friendly poster! There were head cut-outs on each flap of the poster and a map of the ...
Have you seen my missing tooth?
... and cultures are and embracing the differences of each other.” My roommates and I were resting after the last training of the day and after eating out third ice-cream. We were talking about the kind of traditions we do in different cultures. I was exchanging information from my Chinese culture and what I learned from Japanese culture and they were telling me about Slovak and Ukrainian culture. We were listening to music from Chinese music to Ukrainian music. Then we ...



