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Salut! This is a short story about my time in USA. I've come here from Slovenia at the age of 20, I live on East coast, Mid West and West coast, I've travelled between and to the most remote locations in North America, visited Canada and even Alaska.. I did not stay in each place for too long. New York was home for me for a few months, and then it was New York for a few years. However, New York is something you must not avoid. It is essential to spend at least one year. If you are willing to give New York some time, I can almost guarantee that it will be one of the most memorable moments of your life. No matter how you feel, this story is not about America's worst and best. It's just a tale of a journey from one point into the other.

I am a bit concerned that I may have an attention deficit issue. I've never sought advice from a doctor for this. My mother has never tested me. I also don't know whether I believe it to be the case. But I do know that I lose items in the middle of shows because they get boring. I have stopped watching certain shows after five seasons. Then, it stops being interesting. My house is filled with those incomplete projects I have. Someday someone might discover them and complete them all. I'm not able to even touch them. My mind is always searching for the latest cool new thing, appealing idea, app, or Tik Tok job. I've been through every one of them.

When I was traveling on an RV or the big vessel to Alaska, I found myself seeking out something to read, or to watch an old TV show I downloaded to Hulu to stream offline. There's always something new. It's true that going on a boat can be boring. There are no activities and there is nothing to do. Except for looking in every direction until your eyes start to water. One of my favourite things is listening to science fiction podcasts and science fiction myths debunked.

The first time I was introduced to this genre of shows by watching a couple of them on Hulu and Netflix. Then came How things were made, followed by some nature documentaries. I was finally able to discover these numerous video producers on Youtube. They are all friends and often discuss each other's work, but they aren't gossiping or attempting to denigrate their coworkers. They can be friendly with one another, and they may even get together for a show together when their experiments need some help. I've been following their shows for a long time, although most of them aren't required to be watched simply to listen to what they're discussing. It's extremely educational, and most episodes don't include any experimental stuff, they are always of discussions, pondering nature..

Though I was tempted to download videos from Youtube onto my computer initially, I realized that it was just adding useless videos to my laptop. I was only interested in the audio portions of the videos. This is why I made into short podcasts. The Youtube to Mp3 online Converter proved to be very useful. It allows you to enter your channel's name, or any one of the 4 channels, and it will display the complete list of videos. You can download them, search for new uploads, or convert videos to MP3 and save to your phone. Then later I simply connect my headphones to it and listen to debunk videos as podcasts. They usually state at the beginning of the episode if it is a talk-based episode or a visually-oriented one. This allows me to decide which way to go.

Between your point of departure and location, your time is filled with anticipation. You're waiting for something to occur. You're eager to explore new places. I learned that Kevin Costner is actually planning to tell stories about locations that you drive by during your journey across multiple states. While it's a monthly cost however, you'll have to pay an amount. It will not work if you are located in Illinois. But it is still a good idea. I would listen to what he has to say about the cities I visit, it may even would replace my self-downloaded lectures.. The annual subscription costs $40, but it's well worth it if you regularly travel. My favorite thing: lazy methods of earning, learning and other things.

It isn't important whether KC talks softly to you or you have a few videos on Youtube that you saved to mp3 and then played on your smartphone, you should still discover something that will keep you busy during long sedentary trips. If you're a fan of biking and outdoor adventures avoid it. You'll be unaware of the situation in the event that your ears are overflowing with podcasts. It's safe to ride in the back seat or the belly of a vehicle however, keep an eye out for anything entertaining.
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