chanaud
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This is for Ariosto, my world traveler! Europe will not be the same after us. 
My father asked me what I would like for graduating with honors from college. A car, townhouse, jewelry, anything my heart desired. I chose a few months in Europe. “Wonderful,” he exclaimed, “Your mother is dying to tour Europe again.” “No, Daddy. I would like to backpack through Europe by myself.” I’ve been planning on doing this for some time now. All I need is a few clothes, passport, student pass, hostel card and $30.00 a day. Everything was a piece of cake except for the $30.00 a day. Needless to say, he wasn’t too thrilled with the thought of his only daughter in Europe. But, since he offered, he decided to compromise by paying for me to join a group of travelers. Visit the cities during the day and ride the ‘EuroTrail’ at night! The travel agent assured him I would be safe among the elite. I really didn’t want to experience Europe on a train, riding with a group of hoity toity snobs, but since I didn’t have my own funds, I had no choice.
Let me introduce myself. I am Sarah James, the youngest of three, born to the wealthy Winston and Elizabeth James. I inherited my father’s long legs, jet-black hair and blue eyes and my mother’s slender figure and quiet disposition. Even though, I was brought up in a wealthy environment, my parents took pains not to spoil us. They made sure we never without. But, we were never too spoiled like the Kennedy’s. Since, I am the only daughter, my father never forced a career on me. So, here I am, well educated but don’t have a clue where my future lies.
My parents saw me off at O’Hare International Airport. With tears in his eyes, my father stuffed a Visa in my coat pocket and said, “Use it to your heart’s content, cupcake. Just try not to abuse it too badly.” Surprised, I threw my arms around mother and father for a one last group hug. When the airport announced my flight to London, I picked up my small bag and walked on the plane, never looking back, like a brave soldier.
The flight was pleasant enough. A long nap and a movie made the twelve-hour flight bearable. After we landed, I walked passed through Heath customs with ease, since I only had a small bag. I glanced at my watch and noticed I only had an hour to get to downtown London and board the ‘EuroTrail’. Hurrying my steps, I exited the airport and hailed a taxi. The driver weaved in and out and deposited me at the steps of the rail station. I exited the cab after I paid him his 20 pounds. I hurried up the steps. As soon as I pulled the door open, someone flew past me, knocking me backwards and sent my bag flying down the steps.
"Dammit" I cried out.
My father asked me what I would like for graduating with honors from college. A car, townhouse, jewelry, anything my heart desired. I chose a few months in Europe. “Wonderful,” he exclaimed, “Your mother is dying to tour Europe again.” “No, Daddy. I would like to backpack through Europe by myself.” I’ve been planning on doing this for some time now. All I need is a few clothes, passport, student pass, hostel card and $30.00 a day. Everything was a piece of cake except for the $30.00 a day. Needless to say, he wasn’t too thrilled with the thought of his only daughter in Europe. But, since he offered, he decided to compromise by paying for me to join a group of travelers. Visit the cities during the day and ride the ‘EuroTrail’ at night! The travel agent assured him I would be safe among the elite. I really didn’t want to experience Europe on a train, riding with a group of hoity toity snobs, but since I didn’t have my own funds, I had no choice.
Let me introduce myself. I am Sarah James, the youngest of three, born to the wealthy Winston and Elizabeth James. I inherited my father’s long legs, jet-black hair and blue eyes and my mother’s slender figure and quiet disposition. Even though, I was brought up in a wealthy environment, my parents took pains not to spoil us. They made sure we never without. But, we were never too spoiled like the Kennedy’s. Since, I am the only daughter, my father never forced a career on me. So, here I am, well educated but don’t have a clue where my future lies.
My parents saw me off at O’Hare International Airport. With tears in his eyes, my father stuffed a Visa in my coat pocket and said, “Use it to your heart’s content, cupcake. Just try not to abuse it too badly.” Surprised, I threw my arms around mother and father for a one last group hug. When the airport announced my flight to London, I picked up my small bag and walked on the plane, never looking back, like a brave soldier.
The flight was pleasant enough. A long nap and a movie made the twelve-hour flight bearable. After we landed, I walked passed through Heath customs with ease, since I only had a small bag. I glanced at my watch and noticed I only had an hour to get to downtown London and board the ‘EuroTrail’. Hurrying my steps, I exited the airport and hailed a taxi. The driver weaved in and out and deposited me at the steps of the rail station. I exited the cab after I paid him his 20 pounds. I hurried up the steps. As soon as I pulled the door open, someone flew past me, knocking me backwards and sent my bag flying down the steps.
"Dammit" I cried out.
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