I’ve been on the eternal search for who I am and what I want. I haven’t made as much progress as I’d like. I need to focus on being the person I see myself being instead of dreaming about it all the time.
MlleM's Life List
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1. live in Portland
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2. move to europe by myself
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3. Go to Quebec
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4. learn to drive a manual car
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5. finish my degree
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6. find out who I am!
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How I did it: I met an EU national, and moved over here to be with him. This time, it was SO much easier. I got my birth certificate and an apostille, booked my flight, and that's it. When I got here, I registered at the town hall, got a form from the US Embassy to state that I am single, then went to the IND in Den Haag and submitted the papers. It was 50 euros, and I received a sticker allowing me to work in my passport right away. 2 weeks later, I h… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I moved abroad with my boyfriend. I was very fortunate, because his job paid for all of my visa expenses. There was a lot of paperwork involved, and getting answers from people about what I needed and where to get it was SO frustrating. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I moved to Belgium. I started teaching myself to conjugate verbs about 6 months before I moved. When I arrived, I enrolled in classes at the Alliance Francaise and found some friends for language exchange. It was really hard and very frustrating, but being immersed in a city that primarily speaks French was a huge help. Total immersion classes were invaluable and totally worth the expense. Read how I did it…
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The story of my life. I’ve studied at 3 different universities, 4 different majors, and I still have no degree. :(
I’m currently considering switching to another school, because I believe that mine is of low standards (Art Institute Online- which I chose when I started moving all over the place for it’s versatility)
It’s one thing that I really want to accomplish. I’m 31, if I can do earn my Bachelors and Masters before I’m 40.. I’ll be thrilled.
Living in Europe, everyone drives a manual. Renting an automatic car here is a pain in the butt. I’d like to learn to drive a manual so I don’t have to deal with the inconvenience anymore.
