Travel Addicts'Spending a year abro

Travel Addicts
'Spending a year abroad isn't just for young People. But before you give up your job, remember that coming home is the hardest part,' says travel addicts Ben Williams.
My name is Ben. I am 32 year old and I am a travel addict. I've been back home now for almost six months, but I know that I will always be an addict. (a)___(3)____ I know I will want to go away again.Two year ago I was on an island in Fiji, at the start of a year-long break that took me and my wife Jane,to 14 counties. We watched firewoks over the Syney Opera House on New Year, saw the sun rise over the temples of Angkor Wat in Cambodia, and spent my birthday on Thai beach.It was without doubt the best year of or lives. No work, no boss, no worries. No grey skies of Seattle, just carefree months going into the distance. True, there wasn't much money, but it didn't matter.We loved having the freedom to go where we wanted, when we wanted. If we liked a place, we stayed.If not, we just got the next bus out. We only had one worry in the world. We knew we had to return tothe U.S.
'We loved having the freedom, but coming back was awful.'
Coming back was awful. We had huge debts, and we had to find work. The routine of getting up, goingto work, going home, eating, sleeping, and getting up again is just about killing me, I'm finding it difficultto do what other people tell me to do.Before I went traveling, I worried about earning more money, buying a bigger car, a house, etc. Now that I'm back, I don't care about those things any more. I'm living like a student again, and saving all my money. (b)____(2)_______.
Sandie & Ian's story
While I was traveling, I met other people like me. Sandie, 28, and Ian, 33, got married and spent a year traveling on their honeymoon. We met on a beach in Thailand, They were both IT consultants, with stressful jobs. Now that they are home, they are making big changes to their lives. 'work just isn't so important anymore,' says Sandie. 'I suppose we'll have to stay in these jobs (c) ____(1)_____.'
Rebecca's story
I met Rebecca, 26, in Australia during her round the world trip. Now she's back home, and she's also having the trouble re-adjusting to life. ' It's terrible,' she says. 'During the first couple of weeks back atwork, I couldn't sit at my computer. Nobody understands. My parent and friends just aren't interested in experiences. I don't know why. It was such an important time in my life. I keep looking at my photos, so that I won't forget.'
For me too, I wonder if life back home will ever feel normal again. Next week I'm staring a class at nightto learn Spanish. (d)___(4)_____. They'll be very useful laguages in South America!

Kết quả (Việt) 1:

Người nghiện đi du lịch' Chi tiêu một năm ở nước ngoài không phải là chỉ cho những người trẻ tuổi. Nhưng trước khi bạn bỏ công việc của bạn, hãy nhớ về nhà là một phần khó khăn nhất,' nói du lịch nghiện Ben Williams.Tên tôi là Ben. Tôi 32 tuổi và tôi là một người nghiện đi du lịch. Tôi đã trở về nhà bây giờ cho gần như sáu tháng, nhưng tôi biết rằng tôi sẽ luôn là một người nghiện. (a) ___ (3) ___ tôi biết tôi sẽ muốn biến mất một lần nữa. Hai năm trước đây, tôi đã trên một hòn đảo ở Phi-gi, lúc bắt đầu của một phá vỡ lâu năm mà đã cho tôi và vợ tôi Jane, 14 hạt. Chúng tôi dõi firewoks trên nhà hát Opera Syney vào năm mới, nhìn thấy mặt trời mọc trên những ngôi đền của Angkor Wat tại Campuchia, và đã dành sinh nhật của tôi trên bãi biển Thái Lan. Nó là không có nghi ngờ tốt nhất hoặc năm của cuộc sống. Không có công việc, ông chủ không có, không phải lo lắng. Không có bầu trời màu xám của Seattle, chỉ cần vô tư tháng đi sâu vào khoảng cách. Đúng, không có nhiều tiền, nhưng nó không quan trọng. Chúng tôi yêu có sự tự do để đi nơi chúng tôi muốn, khi chúng tôi muốn. Nếu chúng tôi thích một nơi, chúng tôi ở lại. Nếu không, chúng tôi chỉ có xe buýt tiếp theo. Chúng tôi chỉ có một trong những lo lắng trên thế giới. Chúng tôi biết chúng tôi đã phải quay trở lại Mỹ'Chúng tôi yêu có sự tự do, nhưng quay lại là khủng khiếp.Coming back was awful. We had huge debts, and we had to find work. The routine of getting up, goingto work, going home, eating, sleeping, and getting up again is just about killing me, I'm finding it difficultto do what other people tell me to do.Before I went traveling, I worried about earning more money, buying a bigger car, a house, etc. Now that I'm back, I don't care about those things any more. I'm living like a student again, and saving all my money. (b)____(2)_______.Sandie & Ian's storyWhile I was traveling, I met other people like me. Sandie, 28, and Ian, 33, got married and spent a year traveling on their honeymoon. We met on a beach in Thailand, They were both IT consultants, with stressful jobs. Now that they are home, they are making big changes to their lives. 'work just isn't so important anymore,' says Sandie. 'I suppose we'll have to stay in these jobs (c) ____(1)_____.'Rebecca's storyI met Rebecca, 26, in Australia during her round the world trip. Now she's back home, and she's also having the trouble re-adjusting to life. ' It's terrible,' she says. 'During the first couple of weeks back atwork, I couldn't sit at my computer. Nobody understands. My parent and friends just aren't interested in experiences. I don't know why. It was such an important time in my life. I keep looking at my photos, so that I won't forget.'For me too, I wonder if life back home will ever feel normal again. Next week I'm staring a class at nightto learn Spanish. (d)___(4)_____. They'll be very useful laguages in South America!