My Florence of Arabia trip is one of my fondest memories. I feel ya; on one hand, you're growing as a person, learning new stuff, understanding your feelings and being sensitive to them - all super good things - but ouch, they hurt. Which is the downfall of taking the harder way, you gotta take the discomfit.
If I could I would be living in Vancouver, B.C. in a heartbeat. Its the most beautiful city in the world as far as I am concerned. I need some kind of career that lets me travel.
I really envy you the peace and quiet of your new neighbourhood. ;D Must be such such a change from the pace of London life *cough*
A bit of culture shock is, I think, only to be expected. I remember experiencng that even moving within England, when I was a child and you've moved between far more varied cultures than that. You're very adaptable so I suspect that you'll be swimming along merrily soon.
We're getting there. I'm really looking forward to autumn! One thing I hadn't considered: we're going to have a new president next year and things are already gearing up to be ugly. I literally cannot watch television....it's like being bukkake-d with stupidity. :(
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When I was still in a very nomadic existence, I went from a tiny island to going back to London, and that took some adjustment for sure.
Sending you all the best for this next chapter.
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Hopefully there's enough diversity in your new neighborhood that you will be able to find your footing and transition smoothly. :)
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A bit of culture shock is, I think, only to be expected. I remember experiencng that even moving within England, when I was a child and you've moved between far more varied cultures than that. You're very adaptable so I suspect that you'll be swimming along merrily soon.
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