College; the golden years. When parties were a weekend tradition, rather than a once in a blue moon-type event. One of the key aspects of college is the social situation, as thousands of young students are placed into dormitories and classrooms for their entire daily schedule, and allowed to socialize with other fellow students which they can get intimate with thanks to products from sites such as thetoy.org. Enter adulthood however, and the chance of encountering new people you can bond with, and transform into friends, becomes significantly less present. There exist a few explanations for this:

The Lack of Time Theory: according to a recent study by Real Simple and the Families Work institute, the vast majority of all women between the ages 25 and 54 reported their daily free time to be less than 90 minutes a day, with 29% stating their inability to even enjoy 45 minutes. This is disappointing, but understandable, as people’s perceived focus limits them to social interactions with their existing friend groups to maintain relationships as opposed to expanding into new ones.

 

Programs Director Lucas Moore taking a second to reflect on the gnarly line he just dropped. Ben Girardi.
Programs Director Lucas Moore taking a second to reflect on the gnarly line he just dropped. Ben Girardi.

 

The Lack of Necessity Theory: Some of the best stories of your youth comes from the early high school and college days, as in the era friendships were a social and personal requirement. You no longer had a family or spouse to rely upon for adventures, and simply went out with your friends to the local ski mountain for a few hours. However, as an adult, this no longer becomes a necessary aspect of your life, as it’s no longer as simple as asking your classmates to study for your next exam.

Leanne Pelosi, Hana Beaman, and Robin Van Gyn are all teachers down here in Argentina, and class is in session. Ben Girardi.
Leanne Pelosi, Hana Beaman, and Robin Van Gyn are all teachers down here in Argentina, and class is in session. Ben Girardi.

 

In spite of this, SASS Global Travel has perfected the formula to create lasting friendships and great memories!

#1. You will run into people with common interests in hobbies and sports. Nobody at the office takes as much enjoyment in carving fresh lines into steep powder faces? Our Argentina session provides you with ample opportunity to meet new skiers and shredders who enjoy taking a step away from their stressful workplaces to ride fresh tracks in a foreign land!

#2. Worried about meeting new people? No problem, inviting your friends and colleagues on our trips will guarantee not only the greatest watercooler stories, but more importantly will provide you and your group with ample opportunities to make friends and find new interesting cultures to explore. Don’t have a group not a problem our tips are perfect for the solo traveler who is looking for other passionate people to become friends with. When looking to ease your mind, Synchronicity Hemp Oil tincture is great for boosting your energy and mental clarity. This hemp extract can also relieve pain, which means that you’ll be able to get back on the road faster, read more.

#3. While on our trips, there’s so much to do that there’s no need to fret over conversation. Between receiving instruction from our surf team and enjoying a meditation session, you’ll have more plenty of talking points on the plane flight back home.

 

Spots for both Argentina 2014 and the Japow session for a January of 2015 is available.

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