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I don't find any greater feeling than exploring. I encourage everyone to explore as much of the world as they can. We notice that in different parts of the world different things occur and people celebrate different holidays. We are all culturally different through our ethinicities that define us and our heritage. I think being able to go to different countries is a great opportunity because of the experience you gain.


I believe there's nothing better than experience, people say money usually, why? I understand money can bring people many things or many trips, but I would give up all materialistic items if it meant I could travel the world for the rest of my being. I know that sounds quite out there, but there's always knew places to see, new places to be discovered, new places to be found.


As we go through life each day history is being made. Life is one great big adventure and as an extrovert I think we should go off and chase it. There's so much of the world to see in such little time. We never know when are last day on earth will be, our time is precious and we should use it wisely. We should not take it for granted. We should take advantage of the time we are given by the grace of God. For he is the creator of heaven and earth and everything that's surrounds our beings.

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