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Doctor Strange said:
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Damn, I got grammar slammed.

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impermanence said:
Yup. I was so excited after my first acceptance and then became quiet anxious about loans 🙁 I wish I knew the financial aid packages of each school right now instead of having to wait... oh well.
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I got one of the packages this morning(hence my worrying). And it is from probably the cheapest school I was accepted to when all things are considered. Yet still....🙁 :laugh:
 
Tots said:
I got one of the packages this morning(hence my worrying). And it is from probably the cheapest school I was accepted to when all things are considered. Yet still....🙁 :laugh:
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My parents mailed in their tax returns.. So......... I have to wait the time for the IRS to get them and process them before it can be transferred over to FAFSA. Ugh.
 
Doctor Strange said:
My parents mailed in their tax returns.. So......... I have to wait the time for the IRS to get them and process them before it can be transferred over to FAFSA. Ugh.
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I didn't transfer it over. I just typed the numbers in. Even if your parents submit their taxes electronically it takes >3 weeks before you can import it into FAFSA.
 
Do you guys know what time it is? Girl Scout Cookie time. I should probably feel worse about consuming an extra thousand calories of chocolaty goodness a day than I do. Blinded by thin mint-induced euphoria.
 
5 more months of my job.. 5 more months argh.
 
sinombre said:
Do you guys know what time it is? Girl Scout Cookie time. I should probably feel worse about consuming an extra thousand calories of chocolaty goodness a day than I do. Blinded by thin mint-induced euphoria.
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:bow: All hail the Thin Mints :bow:
 
Yeah, I'm jelly, too. But I feel ya MedPR: I have 4 months left, not quite 5, but it seems we're pulling the long haul, eh?
 
4 more months of work for me too. Its part time so not too bad, still get plenty of chill time.

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Guero said:
Yeah, I'm jelly, too. But I feel ya MedPR: I have 4 months left, not quite 5, but it seems we're pulling the long haul, eh?
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Well I'm probably looking at 16 more weeks.. So 4.5 months. Just can't give up the paycheck. No money coming in otherwise and my parents aren't supportive at all.

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mcloaf said:
Yeah I jelly. What are you guys going to do until school?
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Travel! I have my first trip coming up to explore the East Coast right after my interview next Friday 🙂
 
did i get it? Yes I did, musical goodness to follow
 
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Goobs said:
Travel! I have my first trip coming up to explore the East Coast right after my interview next Friday 🙂
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Yeah, always a good call. I'm not quitting until the end of may, but I'll be doing the same thing.

Perhaps y'all could help me pick a destination. I'll have 2-4 weeks.

I don't have much interest in EU due to past travels and cost. I have already been to Morocco, India, and Nepal. I'm thinking either somewhere in South/central America (would love to backpack Patagonia but not sure about the weather that time of year) or SE Asia (Thailand + Vietnam + Cambodia [would kill to do Bhutan or Tibet but probably don't have the cash and patience to get requisite guide or permits, respectively]). I've also always wanted to visit sub-Saharan Africa and Mongolia...

Any suggestions from past travels?
 
impermanence said:
I've heard that Ecuatorianos use syropa for syrup. I don't think Mexicanos have different words for syrup or honey. I think we say miel de abeja or miel de maple. It gets confusing when you just say miel which is what I usually say.
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Funny. We said miel for honey, and jarabe for syrup.
 
mcloaf said:
Yeah, always a good call. I'm not quitting until the end of may, but I'll be doing the same thing.

Perhaps y'all could help me pick a destination. I'll have 2-4 weeks.

I don't have much interest in EU due to past travels and cost. I have already been to Morocco, India, and Nepal. I'm thinking either somewhere in South/central America (would love to backpack Patagonia but not sure about the weather that time of year) or SE Asia (Thailand + Vietnam + Cambodia [would kill to do Bhutan or Tibet but probably don't have the cash and patience to get requisite guide or permits, respectively]). I've also always wanted to visit sub-Saharan Africa and Mongolia...

Any suggestions from past travels?
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The Patagonia is great! Tons too see. May will be late fall there, but depends on what part you go to. Some areas are much more temperate.
Jealous that's even an option for you!
 
You know what sucks ladies and gents? If I get my top choice, the only situation in which this applies, my long laid plans for pre-matriculation transcontinental travel, several countries (including Holland :naughty:), all fall through. I'll have to spend all my savings on the move and settle... But all in all, that's a good trade... Right?
 
Guero said:
You know what sucks ladies and gents? If I get my top choice, the only situation in which this applies, my long laid plans for pre-matriculation transcontinental travel, several countries (including Holland :naughty:), all fall through. I'll have to spend all my savings on the move and settle... But all in all, that's a good trade... Right?
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Totally worth it! If I get into my top choice my dreams of the East Coast are gone, but whatever!
 
mcloaf said:
Yeah, always a good call. I'm not quitting until the end of may, but I'll be doing the same thing.

Perhaps y'all could help me pick a destination. I'll have 2-4 weeks.

I don't have much interest in EU due to past travels and cost. I have already been to Morocco, India, and Nepal. I'm thinking either somewhere in South/central America (would love to backpack Patagonia but not sure about the weather that time of year) or SE Asia (Thailand + Vietnam + Cambodia [would kill to do Bhutan or Tibet but probably don't have the cash and patience to get requisite guide or permits, respectively]). I've also always wanted to visit sub-Saharan Africa and Mongolia...

Any suggestions from past travels?
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Travelling in Asia is definitely something else! If you haven't been, you should go check it out 🙂
 
Australia and New Zealand are supposed to be amazing
If my sister had her way, she would move there permanently.

As for me, I plan on graduating and then just staying in my home state and probably living it up at my cottage.
 
mcloaf said:
Yeah, always a good call. I'm not quitting until the end of may, but I'll be doing the same thing.

Perhaps y'all could help me pick a destination. I'll have 2-4 weeks.

I don't have much interest in EU due to past travels and cost. I have already been to Morocco, India, and Nepal. I'm thinking either somewhere in South/central America (would love to backpack Patagonia but not sure about the weather that time of year) or SE Asia (Thailand + Vietnam + Cambodia [would kill to do Bhutan or Tibet but probably don't have the cash and patience to get requisite guide or permits, respectively]). I've also always wanted to visit sub-Saharan Africa and Mongolia...

Any suggestions from past travels?
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Would you be traveling alone? Surely you've gone to those countries mentioned with people you knew?
 
typicalindian said:
Would you be traveling alone? Surely you've gone to those countries mentioned with people you knew?
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Morocco was 3 months english language teaching thing that turned into a volunteer translator position; I went alone but lived in a homestay with other random Americans doing affiliated programs through the same org.

India/Nepal was just shoe-string tourism with my GF who was studying abroad in the region. She'll most likely be accompanying me on this trip as well.
 
mcloaf said:
Yeah, always a good call. I'm not quitting until the end of may, but I'll be doing the same thing.

Perhaps y'all could help me pick a destination. I'll have 2-4 weeks.

I don't have much interest in EU due to past travels and cost. I have already been to Morocco, India, and Nepal. I'm thinking either somewhere in South/central America (would love to backpack Patagonia but not sure about the weather that time of year) or SE Asia (Thailand + Vietnam + Cambodia [would kill to do Bhutan or Tibet but probably don't have the cash and patience to get requisite guide or permits, respectively]). I've also always wanted to visit sub-Saharan Africa and Mongolia...

Any suggestions from past travels?
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Rural China was absolutely gorgeous and awesome. Spent Christmas here one year(this doesn't even do the size/scale of all the rice paddies justice):

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Tots said:
Rural China was absolutely gorgeous and awesome. Spent Christmas here one year(this doesn't even do the size/scale of all the rice paddies justice):

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That is very pretty.

Do you think rural China would be reasonably navigable for two very American looking white people with no knowledge of the language...?

😳
 
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