Would you be willing to migrate to a new country? If so, to which country would you try to go to?
By sylvia13
@sylvia13 (1850)
Nelson Bay, Australia
3 responses
@suyen15 (31)
• United States
25 Jan 07
hmmm... good question! :)
i would love to migrate to france! :) really.
i just migrated to the US 3 years ago...
but france! i heard they give a lot of incentives for having children! 3 years maternity leave? and paid day care! i haven't been there but am hoping to backpack to europe soon.
plus i just love the language. i'm not fluent yet, but know a little bit and hopefully would be fluent someday. :)
@deebomb (15304)
• United States
17 Dec 06
When I was young (Some time ago) I thought I would like to home stead in . When I was young the thought of the adventure appealed to me. I read too many westerns about the pioneer days and the out back. Then I had to wash clothes on a wash board for a while. I had to carry water for a bath and dishes and every thing else. I had to cook ion a wood burning stove. And heat the house that way too. But as I got older I decided that I liked electricity too much.. .I like automatic washing machines, refrigerators and inside pluming. So I don't think I would like to migrate to Alaska or Australia now.
@sylvia13 (1850)
• Nelson Bay, Australia
17 Dec 06
No, I dont think I would like to carry water to do the dishes and take baths and I dont think I would like to wash clothes on a wash board! Cooking on a wood stove sounds romantic, but no thanks either! But if we are talking about the "modern" world then I would gladly return to Australia, as I have already lived there for 8 and then a further 4 years and I love the place! At least they speak English, it is a bigger and warmer than where I live now and it is not landlocked! Looks almost identical when written down, but Australia and Austria happen to be a world apart!
