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It's Road Trip Wednesday, a "Blog Carnival" hosted by the lovely ladies over at YA Highway. They pose a weekly reading/writing question, and through the comments, you can explore and find out everyone's take on the topic.
This weeks question is...
How did you spend/will you spend the summer after graduation?
How did you spend/will you spend the summer after graduation?
I spent my summer after high school working. My life wasn't as exciting as your typical novel. I use this excuse a lot, but I'm going to blame living in the country. Doing anything requires driving somewhere, which can get tricky.
I have bigger plans for my university graduation, in two years. After finishing school, I have at least a month before convocation, and a bit longer before I can write my licencing exams. So I'm going to Russia. I've always wanted to go, and I can't think of a better graduation present to myself. I don't know where in Russia I'll go, yet, or who I'm going with, but I'll be going.
Much love, Samantha
Cool! I didn't travel nearly as much as I should have when I was at university. I hope your plans for Russia work out for you, Samantha! :)
ReplyDeleteNice! I hope you get to go to Russia. :) I live in the country as well so I understand using it as an excuse.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. Definitely take the big trip when you can; once you lose the flexibility of school and work full time it's harder to take vacations like that. Visiting Russia sounds fascinating.
ReplyDeleteRussia would be a pretty great place to visit after grad. And not like the typical backpacking across Europe kind of trip. That's a pretty great incentive to get through the next couple of years. :)
ReplyDeleteHow awesome! I'd love to go to Russia as well since it's part of my ancestry. See if I can get anything for family trees. :)
ReplyDeleteUuuh, I would love to go to Russia! Sounds like it going to be exciting graduation summer for you then :) Oh, and those graduation cap chocolates look amazing!
ReplyDeleteHubby and I are supposed to go to Russia in September (visit his grandmother :D)...It sounds like a great post-graduate trip! :D
ReplyDeleteRussia is a great travel goal to have for a celebratory trip! Have fun.
ReplyDeleteHave an awesome time! I've been to St. Petersberg, Russia, as a stop on a cruise once. Went to the Hermitage (the winter palace) as part of a tour, and it was absolutely beautiful.
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That's an awesome goal! How exciting for you!
ReplyDeleteMy husband desperately wants to go to Russia one day--he did a concentration in Slavic Studies in college--but I'm gonna hold off until they're a bit more politically stable. I'm a scaredy cat traveler :)
Travel is always exciting, isn't it? And it's so wonderful to have something to look forward to! Good luck with your studies!
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