- I have a stable job and I'm still a designer, not a supermarket cashier (!)
- I'm earning in euros (well... it better start improving)
- We have a car that we don't have to pay for
- Pretty flowers in summer on the balcony
- I have the opportunity to learn a foreign language and culture
- People are (mostly) friendly and speak English
- Cleaner air and water
- I can travel around Europe more easily
- Cleaner public toilets
- Super fast internet
Then again, maybe I haven't complained enough...
- It's too bloody cold to shower for half the year
- Things and places are older and less modern-equipped
- I feel so pressured to speak Dutch
- Can't see my family, friends or my dogs
- Food is only half as good and not cheap
- Moviegoing and other Malaysian "necessities" are expensive
- The Dutch selfishness, masked as "individualism"
- No good mix drinks in clubs
- I can't buy books or magazines in English - small selection + very expensive
- Less variety of affordable boutiques (ie. no Telawi)
Signed,
Me
1 comment:
well said... nothing like home, but life's an adventure too
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