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Good hello! How are you doing today? Extremely well, I hope. You know, I had a great time writing last week's post , and could think of no better idea for this week's post than to continue with my funny travel stories. Heaven knows they're endless. It wasn't a good vacation or family trip if you don't have something to laugh about, am I right? So without further ado, here is Travel Mishaps Part 2: From Adventure to Misadventure. 1. Hotel room turned sparring dojo.  Tumblr For my 10th birthday, my parents surprised me with a vacation to Mexico. It was my favorite birthday of all time. But I was a total rascal as a kid. I had a bad habit of hiding places and scaring the life out of people. One night, my sister came back from the beach and walked into our hotel room, which I had made completely dark by turning all the lights off. She went into the bedroom that we were sharing, and as she was feeling around for the light switch, I popped out of the closet ...

Good hello!  I'd like to welcome you to this week's post, in which I'll be talking about travel mishaps. In my past couple posts, I've been talking about how amazing travel can be. Travel can  be amazing, considering that everything goes according to plan. However, as most of us know, travel can be a real pain sometimes. Whether you're driving or flying or anything else, moving from place to place can bring about quite a few problems. I'd like to make this post extra personal by telling you guys about the travel mishaps that I've personally experienced. So grab some popcorn, dim the lights, and enjoy. The horror film called "Marco's Travels" is about to begin. 1.   Having my AGS (Airport Guilt Syndrome) made worse when TSA didn't like what was inside my carry-on suitcase and decided to inspect its contents. Digital Spy Airport Guilt Syndrome is real -- you feel extremely guilty even though you know you've done nothing wrong...

Hey there! In last week's post , I talked about my trip to Japan. But for this week, I thought I'd bring things a little closer to home. And by home, I mean University Park. So without further ado, let's talk about the  Arboretum   here at   Penn State !   Courtesy of Flickr, Creative Commons   Location :    Corner of Park Avenue and Bigler Road, University Park PA 16802 Hours :  The Arboretum is open every day from dawn until dusk. But really, you can go whenever you'd like. I've been there past midnight, for example. Admission : There is no admission charge for visiting the H.O. Smith Botanic Gardens or the Arboretum land beyond the gardens. Group Tours : The Arboretum offers guided group tours, which are perfect for outings with friends/family. For more information, you can visit this link . To schedule a tour, contact  Kelly Oleynik  (keo5114@psu.edu). ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••...