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2. Having a yard 3. Fireflies 4. Christmas the way I remember it 5. Television 6. My family 7. My friends 8. Stores that are open 24/7 9. Nature 10.Get togethers with friends and family 11. Having a clothes dryer 12. Buffets that don't cost an arm and a leg 13. Being able to understand 100% of the time Links to other Thursday Thirteens!1. (leave your link in comments, I’ll add you here!) |
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13 comments:
I think that would be terribly hard.
Must be very hard. You must miss home alot!
Sounds like you really miss home! I think #13 would be the most difficult for me.
Bless your heart! I couldn't imagine being so far from home.
The clothes dryer cracked me up... just today I was walking my dog and noticed someone was hanging their clothes to dry... IN THEIR SHED!!! Can you believe that? A few hours later I walked by and noticed the clothes were down and underwear (of all shapes and sizes) was hanging. Too funny! I wish I could have snapped a picture ;)
Happy T13! My list's up!
Oh jeez, it must be tough not understanding. As for #8... I moved to a small town about 3 years ago, and everything closes up by 9pm. Argh. I despise that. On #9, Nature... Oh, that would be absolutely the hardest for me to handle. I love nature, so.
Here's a hug, if it'll help any. Hope you have a terrific Thursday, too!
I felt the same when we were in Korea...even with the base it just wasn't the same... Who am I kidding the base did nothing to make it anywhere near being the same as the US.
One thing that was good was the video store near us carried US movies with Korean subtitles and they were really cheap. So we could see movies at least and the sales clerks there were really sweet. One time we picked up a movie that had been dubbed and they went and switched it for us. YAY!
Awww.. visit soon? :)
I have the same sentiments but only these are things that I miss about my home country, the Philippines :)
Happy Thursday!
Oh my goodness! I'd miss all that AND more. Sounds like you're doing okay there, all considered.
Have a wonderful Thursday!
I think it's time for a visit back. (And then you'll remember some of the things you hate about the US!)
Happy Blog Day 2006 (http://www.bogday.org)!
Isn't it funny how the everyday things that we'd never think about become homesickness thoughts when they're no longer commonplace?
I hope you can get back over here sooner or later!
Wow, I'm so impressed that you are living in another country. I don't think I could do that.
I don't know if I could handle living in another country, and miss everything here in the US, including relatives. As for understanding 100% of the time, it's getting bad here, with so many people coming in - if you don't speak their language. :(
My TT is up.
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