Living in another country.
I'm so excited. This settember I'm going to do my fifth anniversary living in Italy. It's being an interesting experience. I live in the south of Italy, and it's not simple. Some things are great: the weather is gentle, the beaches and the nature are wild and beautiful, and the food is so tasty! But after five years living here I have to say that this is a good place to go on holidays, but it isn't a peaceful place to live. First of all, bureaucracy is a mess. Public offices don't work at all, the workers are not prepared and they can be rude as well. Here there aren't good medical structures, and there's not place for culture, events or funny things to do on winter. I also miss my family and friends. When you're living in another country occasionaly you need to feel at home, with people that can deeply understand you. That's why I'm thinking about making a decision, trying to imagine what will be my next adventure, any ideas or advices?
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Living in another country.
I'm so excited. This September I'm going to do celebrate my fifth anniversary living in Italy. It's been an interesting experience. I live in the south of Italy, and it's not simple easy. Some things are great, for example, the weather is gentle, the beaches and the nature are wild and beautiful, and the food is so tasty! But after five years of living here. I have to say that this is a good place to go on holiday, but it isn't a peaceful place to live in. First of all, bureaucracy is a mess. Public offices don't work at all, the workers are not prepared and they can be rude as well. Here there aren't good medical structures, and there's no place for culture, events or fun things to do during the winter. I also miss my family and friends. When you're living in another country occasionally you need to feel at home, with people that can deeply understand you. That's why I'm thinking about making a decision, trying to imagine what will be my next adventure, any ideas or advises?
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Living in Another Country
I'm so excited. This September I'm going to celebrate my fifth anniversary of living in Italy. It's been an interesting experience. I live in the south of Italy, and it's not easy. Some things are great; the weather is mild, the beaches and the nature are wild and beautiful, and the food is so tasty! But after living here for five years I have to say that this is a good place to go on holidays, but it isn't a peaceful place to live. First of all, bureaucracy is a mess. Public offices don't work at all, the workers are not prepared and they can be rude as well. Here there aren't very good medical facilities, and there are no places for culture, events or fun things to do in winter. I also miss my family and friends. When you're living in another country, occasionally you need to feel at home, with people who truly understand you. That's why I'm thinking about making a decision, and trying to imagine what will be my next adventure will be. Any ideas or advice?
Hi Irene, I made a few corrections plus some suggestions (in blue).
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