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New Years Eve Celebration
As far as New Years celebrations go I would have to say that it is so much more enjoyable now as and adult than it ever was as a kid. That being said, I do not wasnt to take away from the bonding childhood memories with my cousins crammed into one house running a joyous muck while our parents socialized and drank with one another while taking tuurns singing Karaoke to Chente and Juanga's all time greatest hits. whether it be with my mothers side of the family or my fathers side that day was for letting go of all the the moments go and bad that the year had brought us and welcoming the wonders the new year would bring us. Those were good times and make for great memories but it pales in comparison to the New Years Eve adventures in my adulthood my wild at heart nature leans toward the New Years Eve debauchery that only Vegas can bring me.
By Las Matamaridos4 years ago in Humans
The Best Ride to the Airport with Marietta Limo Service
Many travelers are used to using luxury transportation facilities that provide greater peace and relaxation. There is an automobile that provides the same service to travelers who have just arrived in a foreign land or state. Marietta Airport Limo Service aims to increase the convenience of clients who want to go from home to the airport, and the reverse.
By Rush Hour Limo4 years ago in Humans
5 Water Activities To Do with Friends
Water activities are a great way to spend time with family and friends. They provide a fun, exciting atmosphere that all ages can enjoy. Here are 5 water activities to do with your friends:
By McKenzie Jones4 years ago in Humans
10 New years traditions
Here are several new years rituals and how they are done and what each one represents 1. Pomegranate smash. The pomegranate smash originates in Greece. At exactly midnight you smash the pomegranate on the ground in front of your front door. The more seeds that come out of the pomegranate the more good luck you will receive throughout the year. When you enter the house for the first time after you finish this ceremony. You must enter the house on the right foot to symbolize starting the new year off on the right foot.
By the good witch 4 years ago in Humans
Fake Passport
There is a game I used to like to play with people. People would ask me where I’m from, and I would smile and say, “Guess.”
By Gabriela Alves4 years ago in Humans
Grand Canyon: Rim to Rim Hike
There’s a great deal of walking, almost without purpose, in the Bible, as though the function of the trek itself is a journey to bear witness to the beating heart of God. I’m not sure what it means, but it stirs my wonder.
By American Wild4 years ago in Humans
Finland’s Obsession With The Paper
In Finland, everything works in systematic ways. One of the biggest lessons I learned in my first year in Finland since I moved here from Australia back in 2010 is to protect my paper evidence with all my power. Finland is the land of paper-based evidence.
By Noor 4 years ago in Humans
Idaho
Have you ever considered quitting your job, packing all of your worldly possessions into your truck, along with your 4-legged companion, and moving across the country to a town you had never been to, all because of a picture in a Geography book? I can. Because I did it.
By Ted Lacksonen4 years ago in Humans
What We Purchased From Morocco
The vibe in Morocco is absolutely breathtaking. From the beautiful culture to the amazing natural scenery, Morocco is a land full of treasures.
By Noor 4 years ago in Humans
Staycation
Couple of weeks ago, I went on a four days girls staycation for a friend’s 25th birthday and it is with no doubt one of the best trips I’ve taken within the UK. I get to meet and make friends with other lovely girls who came with good vibes/spirit.
By kenny adaba4 years ago in Humans
Missives of Kindness from Wuhan, China
It’s April 2020, I’m stranded in small town Maine, and the evening news is nightmarish with images of freezer trucks brought into New York City to store the COVID bodies. A year ago at this time, I was working as a foreign teacher in Wuhan China, the apparent epicenter of all this.
By Rose4 years ago in Humans
Rerouted
On the 15th of March 2020 I stood in Berlin-Tegel Airport, waiting for my cousin to pick me up. I remember thinking, I’m eighteen. It was a persistent thought. Because eighteen is so young, I was so young. At the time, I felt much older. The day I left that airport, I thought I was going to spend months, if not years, in Berlin. A few days before that I thought I was going to be in New York for months. But less than two weeks after arriving in Berlin I was going back to my home in Sydney. I felt like a clock that had been reset too many times. This is the story of my last day in Berlin during a global pandemic and my return to Sydney.
By Sigourney 4 years ago in Humans