It does help and I am counting the days at this point . In the same time I spent half my life here so I sure will miss it :)
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It does help and I am counting the days at this point . In the same time I spent half my life here so I sure will miss it :)
Oh that's nice! Where are you off to?
I'm going back to Sweden next year :) Each time I went back recently I miss it more and more. Do you feel like you would want to go backroad your home country in the future ?
I know the feeling. I have been back once since I was a kid, so it was amazing going back as an adult. Actually, I could move back tomorrow if I had the chance, but it's a little complicated. My hometown is Mogadishu, but it has not been stable (safety wise) since the early 90s. And if there's no safety or peace, it can't be home :(
Safety is definitely a priority! I wonder how the world will look like in the future, will the world have less or more problems ? Sometimes I worry it's the ladder.. But of course I hope for the better
Absolutely! I think problems won't decrease, but maybe the type of problems will change just as where the problems will arise. So maybe there will more problems and instability in the West and people will immigrate to Africa or other continents! The world works in circles so the tables could shift overnight.
You are absolutely right, things donswitch like this and that's why I think it's very important to always be humble. Tables can turn on us quickly.
When I arrived in China 15 years ago I told my friends that China will take over, and how can we possibly keep up with this pace? Everybody laughed at me and look at China today. Africa is next in line and some parts in Africa are now developing much faster than anywhere else. Europe on the other hand I am afraid to say is falling apart
Exactly, we never know. It's the same with people. One day a person can be a millionaire, and the next day bankrupt, while another can be poor, but get a big break that gets him millions. It's just the way life is; nothing is permanent.