jackiemarie90

It might be cocky of me to say I would love the opportunity to debate him. I'm familiar with some of his arguments and conservative fanboys on college campuses. He also is not immune to illogical arguments or ideas. I saw a rant with him mad at too much black people in hollywood and know I can beat him.

I finished Vagabonding by Rolf Potts. It's a short read about 190 pages but found myself distracted towards the end. I had to force myself to finish it so I could move on to other projects. After explaining basics like saving money, health and safety, the later half of the book focuses on the experiences and connections made while travelling. There are chapters on your expectations and being more open, spirituality, volunteer work etc. It's an easy read, one of the best part of the books if you are interested in certain travel chapters he has a list of books for that chapter at the end of each one. As well as a little history on some famous travel writers throughout time. For now, I'm going to focus on a Math guide book to help me prepare for Pre Calculus in the fall. It's the College Panda SAT math as it is a well reviewed one. More just practice problems but there is some reading into getting techniques done.

Pretty meta, and entertaining. X D

Best of luck!

Solo travel is a pretty popular business right now. In fact I think being single would be more fun because you are open to meeting new people in travel, and have 1 night stands less shamelessly. lol I want to A LOT of solo travel. Looking at might doing something in January, maybe in South America, or maybe Seattle if I have no money. lol I had been thinking about Greece for awhile. Airbnb's are less awkward than people think, you just need wifi to recieve messages from your host. Many airports, and restaurant provide it. I went to italy using airbnb and it was fine. Europe isn't as expensive as it used to be right now. Brexit and debt made the Euro fall in value, it's cheaper than I went right now at 1.16 per US dollar. If you know how search, you can easily find roundtrip tickets for 500.

It's been a loooonnnggg time for me.

GOT dam it!! Hoggle!

Life's moments can be funny that way.

Washing someone's hair in the shower.

Both. Coffee to get me out of bed, and tea throughout the day. Sometimes 2 cups of coffee.

Maybe the deer sense something strong in you?

I did forget instagram, but it's something more easily accessible on your phone. I also have snapchat but haven't used it in like months. I made a twitter handle but never use it, I rather ruin my reputation on facebook than multiple social medias.

youtube and facebook And even though I'd like to think I'm some kind of anti capitalist, I find myself virtual window shopping all the time. I like to see what's new at sephora and even they have their own forums although I don't think I could commit. I also window shop ulta, and sometimes amazon, but it's rare I'll buy something, maybe every other 2 months. I guess I like the idea that "I'm planning" to buy something but said or typed out loud, feels like a waste of time. I think I just like dreaming I can buy things. lol

Those conditions come from richer businessmen and tech workers pushing out families that have lived in this part of town for decades. A lot of people are losing homes, or saw their rent go up leaving others to stay on the streets.

Not even apartments are affordable here in the bay. http://fortune.com/2018/06/27/bay-area-six-figures-housing-hud/

Well at least you got that. lol

Just read an article too that said millenials were making a mistaking not investing into the stock market. >__> lol

Facebook stocks?

I want to be able to afford a house