It's a good book! I enjoy learning about different cultures too, it's a lot of fun. And I think my favourite way to is through cookery and where people live in those places, their stories. I'd like to travel as well. Switzerland, Japan, China, and NZ. English seems to be the biggest option but so many people want to do that. I can imagine private tutoring would be the best option, and maybe working in a shop or something.

Thank you for the items by the way! :D Those cute plush went right into Bram's treasure!

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It always seems so interesting just to see how other people live & it's really eye-opening, in my opinion. You look at our standard of living & it's just amazing how other people live. And you can't even get the whole idea by reading, but going there would be great. That would be so awesome, I want to go to all those places xD I don't know how huge on China I am--it would be interesting, but its not my first choice--I actually think Tibet would be really interesting. I don't even know, I want to go everywhere haha. xD

That would be awesome to work in a local shop though!! Then you could really immerse yourself!! Is there any particular place in Japan you want to go, or just anywhere?

Oh no problem :33 I'm glad you like it! I need to read Dracula among his other books ;___;

- Don't necessarily worry about expensive oils. You can get relatively cheap lavender body moisturisers. If I moisturise before bed I often use a lavender one. In the UK Body Shop and Boots will have some. Found this Johnson's one as well that I expect should be sold globally - Johnson's Melt Away Stress Relaxing Lotion, Lavender & Chamomile. My hands often get dry so is nice to sometimes rub some into my hands and sniff away!

I am more one for feeling stuff than smelling though. Give me a soft blanket to hold and I'll sleep like a baby!