Wendy’s Carti logo shirt

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I’m in the Wendy’s Carti logo shirt and I love this same boat – 26F in the US and the few friends I’ve met in the past few years either don’t enjoy traveling as much as I do or they flake last minute, which imo sucks more than someone just saying they’re not interested. My mindset is now a “f#ck it I’m going” mentality. I love skiing – it’s fun to go with people but if no one can go? F#ck it, I’m going: I’ll drive myself for the day or maybe rent a little studio/hotel/hostel and go for a long weekend (which I’ve done three times this year!). I haven’t done any big trips yet but I haven’t regretted my little trips so far. I’m looking at skiing in Europe next winter, possibly. I’ve got one friend who is interested, but if they flake? F#ck it, I’m going. I’ve got my first group/tour type trip coming up in May and I’m stoked. Just go for it girl!!!

Wendy’s Carti logo shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

I was in your exact shoes when I was 21, and I went on a Contiki! If you haven’t heard of them, they are a New Zealand based group tour company for 18 – 35 year-olds. I think a group tour company like Contiki is perfect for wanting to travel on your own, but not knowing where to start and not being quite ready to solo travel for real Our neighbour did a work thing in New Zealand for a year, he lived in a hostel, met tons of people. Ended up renting a house with new friends from all over the Wendy’s Carti logo shirt and I love this world. Worked in a bar for a year, made more friends. He’s come back to save up money then he’s going to spend a year travelling to see all the friends he’s made. If you’re worried about traveling alone or just think it would be lonely or less fun, consider booking a tour. G Adventure and Intrepid Travel are both companies I’ve used as a single female traveller and had good experiences with. They have budget friendly options, the groups are a good size, imo, with about 12-15 people, and they do all the planning for you so you don’t have to do a ton of homework or worry about figuring things out on your own. I (56, female) travelled solo to Iceland in 2018 and again in 2022. I’ll be taking my third solo trip in October as a 57th birthday present to myself. I highly recommend Iceland for solo female travellers. It’s a very safe country, and the majority of people speak fluent English so you won’t have a language barrier to worry about. Icelandair has a stopover program that will allow you to visit another European country and Iceland as well, if that’s something you’d be interested in. I’ve also been to Ireland, England, Sweden, and Canada, but Iceland has my heart.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.