Quarter Finalist Archives - Page 22 of 50 - My Family Travels
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Asante (Thank You)

Journal Entry Day 5:             “As I step off the bus into an unknown desolate, I...

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The Trip That Has Forever Changed My Life

Most people look at the world as this picture perfect place where everyone lives a life either the same or better...

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When in Rome, Relax As the Romans Do: What My Italian Adventure Taught Me About Life

‘Twas the night before I was set to leave on my first European vacation, a two week trip to Italy.  My bags were packed, my camera charged, and my passport updated.  I was sixteen and expecting...

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A Not So Perfect Picture

Whenever I went to a party, my camera would be in my hands, capturing the moments that I longed to never forget. Even as a little girl, I had a training camera. Finally, at the age of fifteen I took...

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Journey to the Emerald Isle

While on my travels to the U.K with the People to People Student Ambassador Program I was most excited about going to Ireland. Not only because of how beautiful everything looks over there (my camera...

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Indian Identity

After we settled into the apartment my grandparents have lived in for years, I was presented with something I had sincerely missed: authentic South-Indian cuisine. Living in the United States and being...

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Across the Pond in Ten Amazing Days

Buongiorno,  je m’appelle Jessie.  Wait. What I mean to say is, hello, I’m Jessie.  I guess you could say I’m having trouble reverting back to speaking...

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A Thought-Provoking Adventure to Kenya

In July of 2012, my family boarded a plane bound for Kenya, full of excitement and a little apprehension.  Our safari had been booked through Tim Melesi Safaris,...

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I Shall Return

     Going back to the home of my ancestors was now or never. The Philippines, my parents said, was Third World: No paved roads, No streetlights, No running water, Sweat, and Mosquitos....

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