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[mrjosel]

Everyone (I know from PSU) seems to be going somewhere for Spring Break. Of course I can't because I am a working man in the vein of a classic Rush tune ;-). Dorkiness aside, I really started to think a lot about traveling. Not exotic locales, (well ok, some exotic locales) but mostly just other places I have never been to. My family has never

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I agree!

[hippylippy]

Much like you, I also have the travelling bug. I've inherited it from my mom who's worked so hard to make sure my family travels and gets to see alot of this great country of ours. Even if you don't get to go to europe or overseas, there is still TONS of awesome stuff to see just in America. (You know how i could just go on and on and on about how gorgeous it is out west!)And travelling in the US is alot cheaper too cause you can road-trip it, which actually adds to the experience, if you ask me. Even so though, if you get the urge to travel now, i would really encourage you to do it! What better time to pick up and go somewhere then now while you're in college and aren't tied down or committed to a job or a family or anything, and could even possibly get college credit for it?! I know it seems intimidating to start, but travelling is SO rewarding, and you don't have to be right to do it either. I mean, I'm going to hawaii next month by myself and Europe next summer with school. I'm not trying to brag, i'm just saying, you'

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[jbd28]

I agree with the traveling thoughts you have; aside from the hassles in getting from point A to point B, once there its such a fantastic experience to see another part of this world. You named some nice places to visit, too.

And nice work once again on being able to step outside the box and take a co-op to become a "Stranger in a Strange Land" (i'm quoting my comm. theory class, not you-know-who)...you know you're the better man than I to be willing to relocate, and it seems to be working out for you, so congratulations.