Hi, again!
How are things? We hope
everything’s OK. Well, today is our first day uploading something related to
travelling, so, to introduce the topic a bit, we are talking about types of
journeys for teenagers and their advantages. That is, mostly, school trips,
exchanges… and studying abroad for longer time.
Well, probably the most affordable
ones, and as a result, the most common ones, are school trips. They can be really
varied, but when we think about a school trip we mean a one - week trip with all
your classmates and teachers to visit a part of your country or region. The problem
is the price, because many parents can say these trips are usually very
expensive and they don’t let their children go. In these cases, few things can
be said to change their minds, but if there’s someone in this situation with
his parents, maybe the organization of the trip can make it cheaper. In our
experience, we have gone to some trips like these, for less than 100 euros, so
the key is to look for specific places to go which don’t cost too much money.
Another possibility, is to
make an exchange, which is a really unique experience and that makes it even
more exciting. The fact of meeting new foreign people drives teenagers crazy. And
they’re right!!! As we said in our presentation, we are going to talk about our
stay in France with an exchange, but that will be next week. For now, what we
can advance is that we’ve had an INCREDIBLE time there, and honestly, we didn’t
want to come back!!! So, the advantages of these trips for teenagers are
boundless: they get to know new people, they practice a foreign language, they
visit new places, they learn how other people live… and we could continue for
hours.
And the last one we wanted
to mention is studying abroad, which is another point we’ll talk in this blog
the following weeks. Well, what can we say about this? We don’t have words to
express our anxiety about being able to study abroad. We wish it would be
easier to get a scholarship or enough money to afford it. In our entry about
our plans for studying abroad, we’ll talk about it with more details and what we had
thought we could do. For now, we can say that if someone’s able to do it, we
strongly recommend it, and we ask that person for lots of pictures of wherever
he or she goes!!!
Well, these are the three
trips we think are more common in a teenager’s life. What we wanted with these
enumeration is to make people think about opportunities we have in life and
make them lose their fears, because they only stop us from what we really want.
With this final reflection
we finish and we’ll see you next week.
Bye!!!!!
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