My Sister and I Travel: The Good, the Bad and the Funny Traveling with a sister is a mixed bag.

My Sister and I Travel: The Good, the Bad and the Funny
Traveling with a sister is a mixed bag. You two are very angry, but you also know the best way to make people smile! This was my first experience traveling with my sister. It is often difficult to find a good travel companion. There is always the risk of getting into a potentially contradictory mode of travel and doing things you don't want to do. There is only one person I like to be with and with whom, if possible, I would spend all my holidays: my sister. Having my older sister by my side all the time was a mixed bag. You can have some of the best times together, but also some of the worst... Let's be real, you two are good at pushing each other's buttons. However, you also know how

to make yourself smile! My sister, Natasha, is 6 years older than me, and we recently discovered that we like to travel together. I think it helps that our likes and dislikes are very similar. Natasha and I are the type to look at snowy mountains, walk by beautiful lakes, and explore old castles! We are also a good couple who love to walk for hours to explore the city, amazing walks and museums. Most importantly, I love taking pictures and Natasha loves taking pictures! So it works well for both of us. It is also a good thing that our attitudes support each other. My sister is awesome at any kind of planning or map reading. He doesn't choose where we go. At most, he will have one or two things he would really like to do or see that I would be happy to bring up. I need to have some kind of plan for the day, and I always have a map in hand. Natasha lets me plan and that way we are not against each other.

Just two months ago, my sister and I went on our first sibling trip to Switzerland! It was a great trip and we both had a lot of fun. In terms of travel, here are some tips for anyone who wants to travel with their sibling.

1. Don't rush each other! It would be best not to since you are stuck with yourself throughout the journey. You don't want to be caught yelling abuse or given the silent treatment for days. We all know how sibling rivalry can get. If you lose at blackjack, forget it. The fight is over forever.

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1. Focus on your strengths. If you are a compass, don't ask your sister to read the map. I've tried this before and it always ends well. It is better to let him manage the money if he knows how to keep it properly.
2. Be sure to contact the family. Maybe your parents will be very worried about their two babies flying abroad. No, the sister will not always take care of him. Take time to talk to your parents. Send your family some beautiful photos from your travels from time to time so they can return home with peace of mind. Also read: 12 signs you've found your perfect travel partner

Basically, your sister is your best friend, your partner, and just about the best travel buddy you can find. So let it go and have fun with it! The world we live in is a treasure trove of beauty and inspiration. In almost every country, we are blessed with natural wonders that attract every man like a moth to a flame. These are just a few of the many unique and beautiful places in our world that I would like to visit. A word of caution: your paint will fade. Leave it alone. This knife is a product of a non-blocking well. Minerals and algae from the geyser accumulate and form these unique ruins. Who likes to lie down in the flower bed? Hitachi Seaside Park offers a beautiful garden of various flowers, from daffodils and tulips in spring to kochia and cosmos in autumn.