beautyandblaire
Beauty & Blaire
Blaire, 22, collège senior, beauty muser, fashion peruser, and life cruiser
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Hi! I so agree with your travel plans that you posted about. It's like the exact same thing that I want to do. Only downside is I don't graduate in another one and half years and it's so sad.I got so excited thinking about all the planning and the places to stay in. :) Life really doesn't wait for you to do what you like. You've to just go ahead and do it.
Totally agree! Waiting will just cause opportunities to pass you by!
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I have finally made up my mind that I am going to take a marvelous month long (at least) trip to Europe in the fall of 2015. And it's going to be amazing.
So why does everyone I know not want to go? I understand, some people are much more fortunate to have been able to study abroad, and they claim that they've traveled and got the excitement and photos that they wanted but now it's time to buckle down for a career. SAYS WHO? I'm about to graduate in the spring of 2015 and after being in school my whole life that's the last thing I want to do. Don't get me wrong, getting a "big girl job" and being independent and jumping into a new life adventure IS exciting… but after I've had a chance to experience a life other than the United States.
I've drooled at photos from Thailand to Amsterdam to Argentina and have dreamed of the culture, food, people, and memories that I would encounter in all these new places. Isn't that important, too? Isn't it important to understand a cultural lifestyle before buckling down to a corporate lifestyle? Why do I have to conform to what our society deems as "normal" or "appropriate" to do after college? I wanted to travel after high school… but I had to go to college. I want to travel after college… but we are supposed to get a job and move out of our parents house and be these adult figures without even having a chance to really have our eyes or hearts open to what else is out there.
So I vow not to conform. I will be saving money, getting plans in order, and figuring out how to pay for student loans until the moment I set foot on that plane. A job will always be waiting and available… whether it's your recurrent summer job that you have to work at again until you find a more permanent solution, or if you're lucky enough to jump straight into one that will be waiting for you when you return home.
Whatever happens, it is possible if you make it possible. No more waiting, my wanderlust has sent me into a full on overdose.
If anyone wants to join me, let's go!
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Rumi Neeley is wearing a mohair khaki fuzzy sweater with back tie from Zara
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