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New Favourites in New Life
Work and life in this new city have changed the way I feel towards how I spend my free time. In one of my previous posts, I mourned about my cozy hours in coffee places in London and about the delicious croissants you could find on every corner. I still miss them, very greatly. Personal nostalgia has been hitting me pretty hard this year. I still long for the efficiency of public transport and the abundance of career opportunities the British capital was able to offer. However, I have made some efforts to adapt to the new environment, and they have paid off! As time goes by and we head into…
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Latest and Favourites
It’s been a while since I last shared my favourites of the month. Living in a new country has given me a chance to introduce flavours, routines and hobbies while simultaneously abandoning some others. These are some willy-nilly-picked customs and behaviours that I have seen or done for the first time in my life. No Shoes One of the first days in the city, I saw a couple walking down the street. They looked happy, engaged in their conversation, wearing comfortable clothes and not a single shoe in sight. I was shocked when a few days later I saw another guy walking around with no shoes. Turns out that…
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Random About Moving Abroad
Nearly three months ago, I landed in Australia. It was my first time in this land, though not my first time moving to another country. Leaving almost everything behind to experience life in a different nation is something very unique that each person experiences in a completely different way. As someone who has experienced this transition twice, there are a few things that I have learned, things that I believe can hold some value if you are thinking of moving countries, or even if you are just curious about my personal venture. The first time I permanently moved countries was to live in London. I had been to London before as…
