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Lynnea B
I'm at a stage in my life where I'm starting to become an adult. But I don't know what to do with my life, I'm lost and confused and I want to explore life and find a hobby but I don't know how to do that
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I'm at that stage too, and yeah, it's somewhat paralyzing knowing you won't be a kid for much longer. While I can't give you anything that worked for me, (because i haven't done any of this yet, still a 12th grader) here's some stuff i've considered doing: the big one's going to college, but i'm sure you knew that. in case you don't know what you want to do yet, no sweat. you don't have to declare a major until your junior year. i've also thought about taking some time off after i graduate high school, maybe spend some time as a volunteer fireman or EMT. another one's the classic backpacking trip across europe. i was in scandinavia recently, and belive me, being away from home for a while is a great way to stimulate your thoughts, or gather new perspectives. this is actually easier than it sounds, many europeans speak english. anyway, those are just a couple things you might want to try, good luck to you.
I'm at that stage too, and yeah, it's somewhat paralyzing knowing you won't be a kid for much longer. While I can't give you anything that worked for me, (because i haven't done any of this yet, still a 12th grader) here's some stuff i've considered doing: the big one's going to college, but i'm sure you knew that. in case you don't know what you want to do yet, no sweat. you don't have to declare a major until your junior year. i've also thought about taking some time off after i graduate high school, maybe spend some time as a volunteer fireman or EMT. another one's the classic backpacking trip across europe. i was in scandinavia recently, and belive me, being away from home for a while is a great way to stimulate your thoughts, or gather new perspectives. this is actually easier than it sounds, many europeans speak english. anyway, those are just a couple things you might want to try, good luck to you.
Best places for European backpackers?
Eliza
I'm planning a backpack trip and want to know some cool spot to go on a budget, with hostels near.
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What's best for you really depends on your interests, expectations and personality. I've visited most of the countries of Europe and found them all to have interesting things to see & do, good food and nice people. They're all different, but any of them can be good. Hostels are widely available almost everywhere, especially in the major tourist areas. http://www.hostelworld.com/?source=adwordsbookers&KID=951200&AID=2&gclid=CJ7or8Wn1bgCFdGj4Aodp3QA2g Are you interested in a city break? Scenic country side? Festivals? art & architecture? Trying local foods ? Depending on exactly when you visit there will be various activities that can be tied to local holidays that might be interesting.
You might find this site useful for tips and suggestions on backpacking Europe: http://www.backpackeurope.com/
What's best for you really depends on your interests, expectations and personality. I've visited most of the countries of Europe and found them all to have interesting things to see & do, good food and nice people. They're all different, but any of them can be good. Hostels are widely available almost everywhere, especially in the major tourist areas. http://www.hostelworld.com/?source=adwordsbookers&KID=951200&AID=2&gclid=CJ7or8Wn1bgCFdGj4Aodp3QA2g Are you interested in a city break? Scenic country side? Festivals? art & architecture? Trying local foods ? Depending on exactly when you visit there will be various activities that can be tied to local holidays that might be interesting.
You might find this site useful for tips and suggestions on backpacking Europe: http://www.backpackeurope.com/
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