Just a writer having the time of my life exploring this world
On July 21, I embarked with the Her Campus team to New York City for the annual two-day women in media conference called Her Conference. We used Skedaddle buses to drive the four hours to Manhattan. Here are 7 great summer activities that we loved in New York City: 1. The High Line Shockingly, this …
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Get ready for this wild ride. I'm so lucky to have been in Boston on the Fourth of July, because that means I get to celebrate America's birthday in its birthplace. For me, the festivities began on July 3rd. I met my friend from Newton at the Arlington T stop so we could go to …
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My second week teaching English in Japan was in Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan. It's one of the underrated tourism destinations but they're trying to beef it up — they added a new bullet train to Kanazawa last year (which I took). I definitely recommend you visit the small city of Kanazawa if you're looking for a …
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Sunday morning was a big walking day for us; we began early after breakfast with Rick Steves' guided walk through Rome. It started near our hotel (near the Trevi Fountain) and circled down through the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Campo di Fiori and then we went to the Jewish ghetto. The self-guided tour was probably my favorite outing …
It's time to update you all on Bastille Day on July 14th! We spent the morning packing, though at noon my class walked to the nearby park with a gazebo down Rue de Commerce, the location of our first lecture, to have a picnic lunch. As we've been doing all month, we carried baguettes and …
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