By June 21, 2010 at 3:29 pm

My little feet traveled pretty far. Further than many people do in their lifetimes. My parents took advantage of the free airfare/accommodation for little kids and brought me along their treks to four different continents before age two. I guess part of that must have stuck with me, because now I’m still hungry for those narrow foreign streets, the strange flavors tickling my American palate, and the rapid acquisition of unknown languages. I dig traveling. A lot. Hopefully one day I can get paid to do it.

Until then, I’m stretching my tips from all those late night shifts at the local café as far as I can around the globe. First this summer comes a month-long stay in Barcelona, learning the ropes of both a magazine internship and living in beautiful Espana for a month. After that I’ll be participating in the bass-fueled exodus to the largest festival of its kind, the Outlook Festival, churning bass out of speakers in an abandoned fort on a Croatian beach. Who knows what comes next. But I’ll be sure to write about it.

2 comments on this story

  1. trying to stretch those same tips in Amsterdam right now. Hope your efforts prove better than mine.

    I’m glad everything worked out – excited to swap stories in the fall. Have fun!

    Comment by Christie Thompson — June 23, 2010 @ 12:24 pm

  2. Hola Bela!
    lei tu blog porque le pregunte a tu mama como estabas y me conto de tu viaje.
    Que emocion!!!!!yo conoci Barcelona hace poco y es una hermosura, hay de todo por hacer en esa ciudad
    QUE DISFRUTES MUCHISIMO ESTA EXPERIENCIA QUE TANTO SOÑASTE

    Comment by BETINA PLAZA — August 5, 2010 @ 2:46 pm

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My little feet traveled pretty far. Further than many people do in their lifetimes. My parents took advantage of the free airfare/accommodation for little kids and brought me along their treks to four different continents before age two.

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