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in the first place and make sure that you make the most

of it.

DON’T spend your money like there's no tomorrow;

remember your supply is not ever-lasting. Having no

permanent house (or kitchen) means eating out … a lot!

Try to keep the costs to a minimum so that you can

spend that money elsewhere. Also, don’t buy too many

things along the way because you will have to transport

it all and you do not want to be throwing things away!

DON’T forget to keep in touch with family and friends

from home. Remember to let them know that you’re

OK, send them a postcard, call them, or even just send

a quick text! Although you may be having the time of

your life, living the care-free dream you’ve always

wanted, don’t forget that there may still be people sat

at home worrying about you so put their minds at rest

by letting them know how you are.

DON’T be careless. We all like to have fun but you

should always keep your eyes open and be aware of

your surroundings. Being in a foreign country which

you’re not used to, can be dangerous and scary at the

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