anthropology

Posted By: sm on 2009-02-13
In Reply to: My daughter and I both travel alone - Linda

I don't think they study anthropology in cancun, but they probably should.

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Anthropology is everywhere
When you're studying society, there's a never-ending bounty of possibilities. One of my daughter's friends went to Siberia over last summer, another to Beliz (sp?). The study of society and culture is something I would have done myself had I not been stupid and chained myself to a baby at 18 (not that I'd trade him for anything, but how different my life could have been!). I grew up on military bases overseas, and know how wonderful it is to travel. I know she'll get a lot out of it.