I chose to marry a person from another country.
We have had many adventures together. Was it easy? Definitely not.
Would I trade my experiences to have stayed in my own country? No, I
wouldn't.
In any marriage, you have to compromise and find a middle ground to keep your relationship compatible. There are some choices that intercultural couples must make that are very difficult.
Here are a few things that stand out to me as difficult decisions for us and an interracial couple.
Read the rest here:
http://elayne001.hubpages.com/hub/Intercultural-Marriage-and-Moving-Away-from-Your-Home-Country
This blog serves as a journal of where I have traveled, different cuisine I have experienced, as well as a place to share my love of writing and art. I enjoy photography, oil painting, watercolor, pastels, free-hand sketching and digital art. Need custom blog content? I can help! Shoot me an email: rkongaika@gmail.com
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Friday, March 2, 2012
How to Survive University as a Mature Student
I was a non-traditional student. After my four children had successfully finished their college degrees, I returned to school and graduated with a bachelor's degree in my fifties. Any one over the age of 25 is considered a mature student (better than saying "old").
Straight out of high school, I found employment, and have been working ever since. But, the older I got, the more I felt the need to go back to school. I began to fantasize about graduating from college. I wanted to be as smart as my children!
How to Survive University as a Mature Student
Straight out of high school, I found employment, and have been working ever since. But, the older I got, the more I felt the need to go back to school. I began to fantasize about graduating from college. I wanted to be as smart as my children!
How to Survive University as a Mature Student
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