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When I first arrived in Salzburg in October of 2008 I was miserable. I left shorts and t-shirt weather and for the first time in 12 years was required to wear a peacoat. I remember thinking “but its only October, doesn’t it start to get cold after Thanksgiving?” I grew up watching all these Lifetime movies of girls wearing lovely fall coats, walking in fields of red and yellow fallen leaves, and there I was bundled up, misguided, never exposing more than a centimeter of skin.

Why staying at home is better than you may think

source: beehiveblog.net

 Want to spoil your wallet and your nerves? ‘Staycation’ is the solution.

Sitting in your desk chair 350 days a year, there is probably one thing you think of constantly: holidays. It’s these two weeks that make up for days of getting up early and spending eight hours at the office. It’s possibly also the main reason many people still work in boring jobs for low wages. Of course, you want to spend your well-deserved vacation the best way you can.