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When I was five years old I was full of excitement and awe of the unknown ginormous world before me. Every little trip to the grocery store or to walk my dogs with my parents was an adventure of unknown boundaries. If five year old me could see me now I know nothing but endearment and proudness would be in her eyes. I have yet to lose my taste for adventure if anything it has grown throughout the years, as I get more and more educated to the vast experiences around me. I now have even been to Japan and Ireland without my parents and both trips confirmed my desire for new worlds. The idea of traveling and exploring new perspectives and lives from my own still gets my heart beating with excitement. I have realized that traveling and spreading

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