One of the most exciting things about moving to a new place is discovering all those little every day spots. You know, like where you'll pretty much always end up eating whenever you feel too lazy to muster up any motivation to explore anywhere else, or like where you need to go to do your laundry, or shop for goods, or what's the fastest or most convenient route to the subway station.

All of these simple little first timers will get old after a while. These are things that you will eventually find yourself doing day in and day out. So take that exciting first time feeling that you get the first few times that you do it and try to remember how exciting it was for you when first discovered it!
 

And now we ask you: How do you deal with learning how to do those every day simple things in a foreign country? Comment below and let us know!

Regardless of how much planning you put into it, when the plane tires screech on the tarmac of your destinations arrival city, you're nervous! You may not know what really to expect; Will there be a bank kiosk to exchange notes? Am I standing in the right immigration line? Should I have filled out that paper that everyone else has in their hands? Is my visa really valid? And if not, do they really issue visa's on the spot here? What about my luggage, will it still be there after I get through this mess of a line? And how will I get to my final destination?

All of this may cross your mind, but as soon as you sit down in that first taxi, or find your seat number on that first bus, or step inside as the doors close behind you on your first train, that feeling of initial accomplishment rushes over you, and you realize that everything's gonna be alright.

And now we ask you: How do you feel when you first step off that plane and onto foreign grounds? Comment below and let us know!