#coloradohostel

[artisticgoldcc]

Just finished up this sunset fence at ColoRADo Adventure Hostel! It’s always fun to catch up with them. They have travelers from all over the globe so it’s always great to meet some new faces and have interesting conversations! www.artisticgoldcc.com #artisticgold #coloradosprings #colorado #muralsofinstagram #fenceart #coloradohostel #mbeenenga (at Colorado Adventure Hostel) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9VQUNeHUTe/?igshid=1xaa3za329hme

[hostelfish]

Attention all! The game is on!  If you can find the Golden Cassette that is hidden somewhere around the hostel, then you will be most pleased with the prize. Hehe Good Luck!!!!!

[hostelfish]

Ask any staff member at the front desk, or bar, for advice on where to venture around the city! We have a rad “Broke College Kids Guide” that will offer some great opportunities to save money, but still keep the party going! Another way to have a BIG night is to join our Pub Crawl, held weekly on Thursday nights from 8pm to...whenever! As part of our Pub Crawl, you will enjoy a complimentary drink at our bar- The Exchange Rate- as well as some other stellar deals we’ve cultivated at different bars around the neighborhood.  There’s no shortage of opportunity to have a blast, here at Hostel Fish! 

[hostelfish]

~~Traveling is a Make or           Break for Relationships~~

To travel is to take yourself away from familiarity, sever yourself from the comfortability of the couch and tv, and immerse yourself in a new place where you have the opportunity to learn more about humanity and yourself. As enlightening and thrilling as traveling can be, it can also be stressful, exhausting, and frustrating. To travel is to relinquish yourself in some respects to the ebb and flow of Life. You feel heavily the ups and the downs. I, personally, love solo travel for those reasons. It’s a study of Self, and one’s place in the world. When you introduce another person, or multiple other people, into the situation there arises several other layers of energy to contend with. Each persons’ comfortability, each persons’ mood, each persons’ preferences, etc…they all need to equate well in order to have a pleasant journey together. I’ve found this is to be more difficult than I used to think.

I believe every couple should take a significant trip, or two, together as an ultimate test of their relationship.

They should extract themselves from the comfort of everyday life, and accept the all-telling challenge of compatibility that is traveling. If they can connect on the intricate levels that the ups and downs of traveling prompts, then that is a very good sign. They will be infinitely more “together” and connected if they are able to successfully enjoy such a powerful thing together. If they cannot find ways to match energy, emotions, communication about preferences, etc. then that is also indicative.

So, have you been in a relationship for a while and you’re beginning to wonder about things? Pull up Skyscanner or Googleflights and start contemplating…. We “must away!”