Advantages: Learning a new language, gaining confidence, new friends, visiting new places Disadvantages: expensive country to live in, miss family and friend
I am English and have been living in Sweden for just over a year so thought I would share some of my thoughts of what its like to here. This is not so much advice instructing other people on how to move to Sweden and the rules and regulations here, but ra ...
Advantages: You can live your life how YOU want to live it; new culture, friends & experiences. Disadvantages: Frustrating and exhausting at times. Dealing with family can be difficult.
I think my brain started absorbing the change around the four or five month mark - before then, all my dreams were still set in England, and starred people who I knew there. Then gradually new friends and colleagues started making cameos, and my new locat ...
Advantages: New cultures and new experiences Disadvantages: Missing people, culture shock
That may seem like a strange title, but the more I think about it, the more it seems to be true.
When someone asks where I'm from. or queries my accent, my reply is usually, "Well my passport says Canadian..." But that is far from the whole story. ...
Advantages: Lovely, friendly people. Disadvantages: They're permanently "piss*d" (well, a lot of the time anyways)
~ ~ I actually feel a wee bit of a fraud writing in response to Kate’s (mattygroves) challenge about living in a foreign country.
The truth is, although I am a true Scot born and bred, I have lived here in the Republic of Ireland for so long now, ( ...
Advantages: Different, new, exciting and people dig the accent! Disadvantages: 5,000 miles from mum & dad, no fish & chips, endless bureaucracy & no socialized healthcare.
Just as a bird leaves the nest to find its own way in the world, I have left England to find my way in the “New World”. I am now in my 13th month of living in Morgantown, W.Va., and loving every minute of it! Although I miss my “home” & my family and vari ...