Cette mère et son fils ont complètement retourné la cérémonie de mariage Parfois un mariage, c’est un peu plan-plan. On s’ennuie, et c’est la tradition que l’un des parents vienne ouvrir le bal avec son enfant. Mais dans cette vidéo, c’est surprise-party, faut croire ! Alors que le fils et sa môman dansent sur une musique lente et ennuyeuse, ils vont changer tout ça dans un délire mêlant Michael Jackson, LMFAO et bien d’autres encore. Des jours et des jours de répétition pour un résultat épatant. Bravo à eux. Bonus : le meilleur discours de témoin de mariage
How To Pack For Any Adventure When packing for a backpacking adventure, it’s tempting to bring as much as you can carry. Understandably, you want be prepared for anything. You end up packing extra shoes, massive amounts of toiletries and a big towel. Backpacking requires a lifestyle change. 1 A Big Jacket Jackets are huge and heavy, and largely unnecessary for any trip. 2 A Big Towel A Towel is another luxury that is totally unnecessary and will take up a lot of space. 3 Hiking Boots Unless the sole purpose of you trip is to trek Nepal, leave the hiking boots at home. 4 A Belt Though you might not think it, a proper belt can weigh quite a bit. 5 Electric Tooth Brush/Razor I wish I didn’t have to mention this, but I have actually met people traveling with their heavy electric toothbrushes. The items listed below are always on my packing list. 1 Socks Four pairs is just enough that you don’t have to constantly wash them. 2 Underwear Four underwear is just what you need. 3 Light Jeans / Cargo Pants 4 Shorts 5 Bathing suit Leif
Six Quick Steps to Getting the Cheapest Flight If you’re like us, you don’t have hours to scour every possible points option and compare dozens of airfare searches over a few days. With that in mind, we wrote this step-by-step guide to help you land the cheapest flight – fast. Step 1 Get a baseline price You won’t know what’s cheap until you have something to compare it from.We use the ITA Matix, an online search engine owned by Google to compare prices. Travel hacker’s tip: The more flexible you are with your dates and your airports, the better price you’ll find. Step 2 Compare your baseline Generally, the big flight search engines like Orbitz, Hotwire and Expedia return exactly the same results, and search exactly the same airlines, so searching more than one of these biggies is usually a waste of time. Instead, we search one of the big flight search engines, and then do a search with an international search engine that tends to get different results. Skyscanner. Step 3 Look for budget airlines Here’s how. Step 4 Look up hidden fees
How to Travel on a Budget in Your 20s | Wheretraveler When I was 18, I wrote a postcard to my grandmother from Austria, describing how I slept for free on the porch of a hostel in Innsbruck. While I wouldn't do that now, it's fun to reminisce about my backpacking days. Back then, bars were inundated with smoke, currency changes were required after each border crossing, and it took about nine hours to travel from London to Paris. Yet despite the changes, the adventure and thrills of good, old-fashioned vagabonding survive. One of the most amazing changes over the past decade is the speed and ease with which you can get around. In my 20s, I traveled around Europe on a two-month Eurail pass that cost about $200. Getting Around My first stop when seeking cheap flights is Skyscanner.com. Although flights may look cheap at first glance, it's important to factor in the extra costs, such as the price for getting to and from the airport. One mode of transportation I advise backpackers to steer clear of is a car. Saving on Accomodations Love this?
Hippie girl's packing guide: 10 of my essentials What does it mean to me to be a modern hippie girl? It means I feel as comfortable barefoot as I do in heels. It means I can spend the night at a 5-star resort one night and the next night camp on the beach. It means I am independent and self reliant. Here is my hippie chick packing guide. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Now that you’ve read my list all you have to do is find some flowers to put in your hair. * post written by Kyra Bramble. Tags: backpacking, beauty, guide, how to, packing list, tips