Melissa’s Substack
Melissa DonovanStories of a girl who likes to have fun, see the world and then write about it.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 7 | Subscribers | Read | melidonovan.substack.com |
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25 Life Lessons I've Learned While Traveling the World
I turned 25 years old this month. I am officially a quarter of a century old, have a fully developed frontal lobe and am far too old to date Leonardo DiCaprio. Leading up to my birthday, I believe I went through the five stages of grief. I’...
Buenos Días, Buñuelos and Bandeja Paisa: Why it’s important to visit your grandma
My days for a week were filled with daily desayunos around my grandma’s round kitchen table, trips to the bakery to get pan de bono, rolljitos and buñelos, and confusing conversations in Spanglish.
The Aussie Diaries: Part 2 - Aussie Slang
Living in Australia for a year, I picked up bits and bobs of their slang. As a native English speaker, I thought I would have no problem navigating life down under, but there were times I was questioning if the Aussies and I were speaking t...
Two Years of Backpacking. 50+ Hostels. Here Are Eight Worth Going (Back) To.
I’ve seen a lot while staying in hostels. I’ve had sleepless nights from the incredibly loud snorer in my dorm. I’ve been in spaces that may not have passed inspections in the U.S. I’ve heard people do things they shouldn’t be doing in a do...
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