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 Posted: Sat Jun 21, 2008 12:17 pm
I'm turning 21 in a few months (December) and for a while wanted to travel to England around that time until someone brought up the topic of weather. Then I was like, duh, winter sucks in Europe, so not worth the money. I was in Sweden for a year (June 06-June 07) and winter was tough, and it was considered a "green winter" by the Swedes! I'm still planning the trip, but for summer time. Hopefully 2 weeks-month depending on the accomodations.
Other than that, consistent trips to LA and San Diego.
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Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2008 9:48 pm
I was in england last summer for 2months and an half and it was great!
i worked in a pub in central London, and it was really cool to get to know the people and go shopping to camden town ^^
it was definatly worth it!
now im trying to go to norway for a year...but its hard to find a place where i could study over there confused
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Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 12:01 am
Cat Im a Kitty Kat I'm turning 21 in a few months (December) and for a while wanted to travel to England around that time until someone brought up the topic of weather. Then I was like, duh, winter sucks in Europe, so not worth the money. I was in Sweden for a year (June 06-June 07) and winter was tough, and it was considered a "green winter" by the Swedes! I'm still planning the trip, but for summer time. Hopefully 2 weeks-month depending on the accomodations. Other than that, consistent trips to LA and San Diego. where in US do you live? I went to texas once (i live in denmark) in the summer... i just cant believe how warm that was. That was the first time i actually bought a white t-shirt.
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