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16 Countries I Want To Visit Before I Die

Italy. Italy. Italy. (Because Italian food)

Erin Locke

May 22, 2019

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16 Countries I Want To Visit Before I Die

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I have a dream to travel. My entire life, I have adored traveling more than almost anything in the world. There's just something magnificent about seeing beautiful places with your own eyes. The Grand Canyon is more breath-taking than any photo of it could boast. As someone who has a love affair with beautiful places, I wanted to share my top 16 places where I'd like to visit before I die!

1. Italy

2. Ireland (and Northern Ireland)

3. Fiji

4. France

5. Greece

6. England

7. Egypt

8. Netherlands

9. Switzerland

10. Scotland

11. Germany

12. Spain

13. Austria

14. Israel

15. The Bahamas

16. Maldives

Do you think I can manage to travel to all 16 of these and more? I think it's entirely possible as long as I'm conscious of how much I'm spending! In the meantime, I'm going to mentally plan each trip that I'd like to take to these beautiful locations. If I manage to knock any of these off my bucket list, I will be sure to update!

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16 Countries I Want To Visit Before I Die

Italy. Italy. Italy. (Because Italian food)

1. Italy

2. Ireland (and Northern Ireland)

3. Fiji

4. France

5. Greece

6. England

7. Egypt

8. Netherlands

9. Switzerland

10. Scotland

11. Germany

12. Spain

13. Austria

14. Israel

15. The Bahamas

16. Maldives

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1. Helping people who don't speak English.

2. Understanding what people are saying when they don't realize you do.

3. More job opportunities.

4. Connecting to more people.

5. Vacations become much less stressful.

Let the turkey have his day, man.

1. You get to spend time with your family.

2. It's the one day of the year where you can stuff yourself and feel no guilt.

3. You get to go home from school.

4. It's fall's last hoorah.

5. The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

6. There really isn't that long of a wait for Christmas after Thanksgiving.

7. Thanksgiving makes you think about what you're thankful for.

Nothing says "Thanksgiving break" like never changing into real clothes all day.

1. Reunite with friends from high school

2. Go to the gym

3. Start a new Netflix show

4. Sleep

5. Cook

6. Organize your home closet for the month's-worth of clothes you'll be taking back with you for Christmas break

7. Start making your Christmas list

8. Or start shopping for your family/friends' presents

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2. Secretly planning your Black Friday shopping plans during Thanksgiving dinner.

3. Helping with Thanksgiving prep.

4. Unpacking all the unwanted clothes from college.

5. Seeing a ton of relatives/family friends.

6. Drinking more wine than usual.

7. Eating a lot more than usual (duh).

8. Realizing that you were extremely sleep deprived in college.

9. Trying to finish your homework on time but procrastinate instead.

10. Realizing that after break you're almost immediately going into Finals Week.

Have we all heard the saying "happy wife, happy life?"

1. Don´t overthink.

2. Talk things out instead of having a heated argument.

3. Pay attention to your partner.

4. Show interest in things they care about.

5. Express your love verbally.

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