Yesterday, Maggie: a) Had a one hour flight delay. b) Sat on the tarmac for 1.5 hr. c) Lost her luggage, thanks to the airline, and d) Had to change hotels because the roof was caving in. (The hotel moved us to a very nice sister hotel two blocks away.)
And today, she's been sick all day today, puking. She thinks she may have a bug.
Welcome to Europe girlfriend!
But luckily the airline just delivered her bag and she seems to be feeling better.
About Me
- Brooke Sylvester
- To quit my job and travel Europe to many is unusual and a bold move to make. Yes, I agree. There were many nights I was full of anxiety and thinking to myself, "What the f*** am I doing?!" But it's something I needed to do. To put it simply, I wasn't satisfied with my life and I've always wanted to backpack through Europe. At any time in my life, this was the time to do it. Some joke I'm going through my midlife crisis at 29. It's possible! So I quit my job (last day July 16), moved out of my apartment and got rid of my belongings, ie, couch, bed, furniture, and shipped the rest to my mom's. It's a scary decision to quit your job, especially during a not-so-hot economy. Some people have told me I should build my career while I'm young and I'll have trouble finding a job. Of course, I have worried what I'll do when I return. Not to sound arrogant, but everytime I've looked for a job it's been during a bad economy. I believe I'll be fine. If anything I can be a 29-year-old loser who bums off her mom! In all seriousness, I came to the conclusion that I can't be afraid to take chances and live. And I'm only 29, I have the rest of my life to work.
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