Open for business

Now that I'm graduated, I want to do everything and anything!

Problem is, I need peeps to do stuff with. Where are you people?! I have friends, I do. Could use more though.

Availability just happens to be an issue for people.

now, this is what i'm talkin about

This is awesome. My free-spirited nature shouts YES! I so want to engage in the vagabond lifestyle. As I graduation nears quickly (less than a month!!!) I have a strong itch to travel and expand my horizons. I may be poor and hope for a job that can get me out of this pit but it's unlikely in this economy. All I need now is a buddy cuz let's face it. traveling the world is not meant to be embarked solo.

Bohemianism:

The practice of an unconventional lifestyle, often in the company of like-minded people, with few permanent ties, involving musical, artistic or literary pursuits. In this context, Bohemians can be wanderers, adventurers, or vagabonds. -Wikipedia

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photo of the day

national geographic features awesome photos: one a day. keeps my doc away. this is my favorite! look at that detail on the lower arch of the Eiffel tower! meticulously exquisite!

all around the u.s.

this book kindles my urge to travel even more!! 

i really want to take a year off after i graduate and just travel! 

monique, r u in? forget air force and grad school! let's see the world! starting with all these u.s. cities!

best fortune ever

you will step on the soil of many countries

p.f. chang's, thank you.
i want to
i need to
travel the world

and then i turned to mir and said i gotta do this.
she said i can do anything i want to.

itch to speak something other than english

i wish i spoke more spanish. a young girl at office depot asked for someone who could speak spanish to her mom. all i could offer was to speak english while the young girl translated to her mom.

i was excited when i heard cuantos! i know that means how much. when i said audios to the family, in excitement, the  mom asked if i spoke spanish. no, with a sorry look was all i could say.

i never bothered to learn spanish at byu cuz it's crazy hard. class 5 days a week, not to mention speaking tests weekly. i was never that motivated. i think the best way for me to learn is through talking, not book study. now that i'm a senior, maybe i'm ready to take a class hahaha. probably not at byu though.definitely an admirable skill.

i met this girl in my public speaking class who was speaking Arabic. she is from Jordan. How cool is that? i even know where Jordan is. have always loved geography but definitely have not traveled to near as many places!