This is a post by someone else in another place but it's worthy of the wider readership of the general forum.
Assuming you're now in your own country, and something unbearable happened - and you decided to leave your country and start up in another one, as a mixture of protest, escape, resignation, personal renewal and determination...
Where would you go?
Why do you choose that country?
What would you have to offer that country?
What would you expect to be the problems you'd face there?
Originally posted by KewpieQ: Where would you go?
This is a post by someone else in another place but it's worthy of the wider readership of the general forum.
Assuming you're now in your own country, and something unbearable happened - and you decided to leave your country and start up in another one, as a mixture of protest, escape, resignation, personal renewal and determination...
Where would you g ...[text shortened]... d you have to offer that country?
What would you expect to be the problems you'd face there?
A: Australia
Q: Why do you choose that country?
A: It's about as far away from where I am as you can get.
Q: What would you have to offer that country?
A: Duh....Me.
Q: What would you expect to be the problems you'd face there?
A: Language...What's a BarB anyay?
Q:Where would you go?
A: Anywhere in the UK, except Ireland.
Q: Why do you choose that country?
A:No language barriers (except for the Irish) and they have a strong industry that I'm involved in here.
Q: What would you have to offer that country?
A: Super Hero powers
Q: What would you expect to be the problems you'd face there?
A: Irish people, you can't trust 'em and they don't bathe.
Q:Where would you go?
A: I would go to England.
Q: Why do you choose that country?
A:I've always wanted to live there, for many reasons - language not least.
Q: What would you have to offer that country?
A: Just friendliness I guess.
Q: What would you expect to be the problems you'd face there?
A: None that I wouldn't have here too.
Rose: Wherever we go, whatever we do,
we're gonna go through it together.
We may not go far, but sure as a star,
wherever we are, it's together.
Wherever I go I know he goes.
Wherever I go I know she goes.
No fits, no fights, no feuds
and no egos, Amigos, together!
Through thick and through thin,
all out or all in.
And whether it's win, place or show.
With you for me and me for you,
we'll muddle through whatever we do.
Together, wherever we go.
Rose & Herbie: Wherever we go, whatever we do,
we're gonna go through it together.
Rose: Wherever we sleep, if prices are steep,
Herbie:We'll always sleep cheaper together.
Rose: Whatever the boat I row, you row.
Herbie: A duo
Rose: Whatever the row I hoe, you hoe.
Louise: A trio.
Rose: And any I. O. U., I owe you-oh's?
Herbie: Who, me-oh? No, you-oh.
Louise: No, we-oh.
All: Together!
We all take the bow
Rose: Including the cow,
All: though business is lousy and slow.
Rose: With Herbie's vim, Louise's verve,
Herbie &Louise: Now all we need is someone with nerve.
Rose: Together
Herbie &Louise: Together
Rose: Wherever
Herbie &Louise: Wherever
Rose: Together, wherever,
All: Together, wherever we go.
Rose: We go in a group,
All: We tour in a troupe.
We land in the soup, but we know
the things we do, we do by threes.
A perfect team.
Rose: No, this way, Louise!
Together
Herbie &Louise: Together
Rose: Wherever
Herbie &Louise: Wherever
All: Together, wherever we go!
Originally posted by ChessPraxisI'm gonna come over there and whip yer ass...
Rose: Wherever we go, whatever we do,
we're gonna go through it together.
We may not go far, but sure as a star,
wherever we are, it's together.
Wherever I go I know he goes.
Wherever I go I know she goes.
No fits, no fights, no feuds
and no egos, Amigos, together!
Through thick and through thin,
all out or all in.
And whether it's win, pla ...[text shortened]... ise: Together
Rose: Wherever
Herbie &Louise: Wherever
All: Together, wherever we go!
{ .... back on topic ....}
Where would you go?
.... Either to (1) New Zealand or (2) Sweden.
Why do you choose that country?
.... (1) because it's like home, but without the political dramas; (2) because it doesn't seem to have a greed-is-good agenda and bought politicians, and my mother's family are there.
What would you have to offer that country?
.... take the fifth on this one, can't say without sounding like someone I'd rather not sound like.
What would you expect to be the problems you'd face there?
.... none really, except learning to talk like a local - a much bigger task for my second choice. 🙂