Update!

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 Hello!

Just a quick update, in a previous post I had attached a link to my FundMyTravel campaign, but I had lots of problems getting it to work (3 months!). I decided that it was better if I made a new campaign on a different platform, so with that said here it is: 

http://spot.fund/nb493sc

Thank you!

*I will be writing more soon*

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