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Jakub · 2007-04-14T08:47:54+02:00

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Jakub Member

Member since 14 April 2007

JakubMember14 April 2007 06:47:54

I spent over 8 months in Germany, France and Poland doing two international exchanges and cannot seem to forget how good I felt. Is it good or bad?! I don't know. I live in a quite awesome place - Vancouver, Canada but was born in Poland and since my last visit in Europe I don't feel I'm in the right place anymore. If anyone experiences similar feelings, go ahead and write about it. Perhaps I'm not the only one not being able to fully appreciate my wonderful everyday life just because I had an opportunity to enjoy myself like never before studying abroad.

Julien Founder

Member since 11 March 2005

17 years of happy life abroad

JulienFounder14 April 2007 07:16:24

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Once you began moving, and that you realize there are interesting people and cultures to discover all around the world ... it's hard to stop!

we've got so many things to see, don't we?

petercasier Active member

Member since 28 January 2007

petercasierActive member18 April 2007 14:49:58

Vancouver? Loved it. A couple of years ago, we rented an RV there and 'just drove off', ending up in the Yukon and Alaska somewhere, somewhere...

But even the most exciting place can become monotonous. There is much more out there, in the world, to see. GO and explore it! When returning home after travelling, you will also enjoy the beauty of home more too!

Then again, this is biased information. From a travel addict! ;-)

Peter

A Pilgrim Member

Member since 15 April 2007

A PilgrimMember19 April 2007 10:12:10

I agree to the agreed point of view !聽 lol The grass is always greener somewhere else. I've just been out of France for 7 months, and I'm already planning my next stay abroad ! Keep travelling as long as you can !