Ironically, I am thinking of this even when I haven’t been there. My study permit to this country has just been provisionally approved by the Embassy in Beijing. I think 2 weeks later, if I am lucky enough, I could get the visa.
But I take this journey a huge opportunity to find a new atmosphere, establish my new attitude to life, and get away from some of the people I don’t like but I can’t get rid of.
Just to make sure I looked it up:
Emigrate describes the move relative to the point of departure: After the Nazis came to power in Germany, many scientists emigrated (that is, left Germany). By contrast, immigrate describes the move relative to the destination: The promise of prosperity in the United States encouraged many people to immigrate (that is, move to the United States).
Will wishes to emigrate from Beijing to Canada.
Will wishes to immigrate to Canada from Beijing.
Either way we should cut him some slack because I’m betting his English is better than our Chinise.
And don’t try any of that machine translation stuff on me.
My Thai is better than my Chinese. Chicken Cashew, Go See Me, Fried Cheese Wan Tans.
Strange thing: When I was in Paris I had to order Madagascan food off a French menu. I speak neither language.
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confused101 wants to Beat my depression
get up on time
learn to play the harmonica
cast a spell on someone.
go to the oscars
watch southpark
Strength train
paint my kitchen
Learn to cook
create a non-profit organization
make a collage
shoemaker wants to have more self control
find at least one thing each day that makes me happy and record it everyday for a year
Sing
figure out what clothes suit me and fit me
Watch a Joan of Arcadia Episode
i want to live in the wild
embrace
Upgrade my PC
Become Financially Independent
house
ATLfemme wants to meet like minded people
dream lucidly
bellydance
build an online portfolio
read 12 books in 2010
