Oh wow - I hope your are having a good trip. Is that a visit back home for you?
KL is wonderful. I am so glad I came here. I have about a million friends now and this is a first in my long life. There are a lot of steemers here and I got sucked into the crowd fast lol.
I am out in a neighborhood like I was in Bangkok and again I am the only Westerner for miles around. It's the same with cheap food and everything else cheap out here and I am near a station just like I was at MRT Sutthisan. Except the food is different and I have to get used to it and find out what to eat now.
Portugal is home for Becca, but Sam's home is hard to place. Being British/Thai, but grew up in various countries it can be hard to say this or that place is home. He feels more Western and definitely felt it living and studying in Bangkok. We're back there over the weekend, but Becca isn't staying long as she found a job back home and Sam will be following her shortly afterwards, but not to Portugal as his Portuguese is super basic and so it will be harder to find a job for him there. England seems like a more viable option and therefore we will do this long distance thing for at least a year before figuring out the next stage. Life does throw you odd balls from time to time, it's whether you decide to hit it or not.
Glad you have settled down in KL and managed to get out of the situation you were in. We do see on here that the Steemit Malaysian community is big and we're sure they will help out anyone who needs a hand. Glad things are turning around and steem on forward! 😊
Oh wow - big changes for you two. My home is hard to place as well. I have been moving since birth, so where I am is home :)
I hope you will keep posting and get together in the same place soon. This nomad thing is an adventure for sure and you never know what is next.
The Malaysians as a group and individually are shockingly welcoming and helpful. Much more than Thailand even, if you can believe that. My task here is to get a better visa and then life will be complete so to speak.
Yes it's a task, but a sort of welcomed challenge in our relationship. Can distance bring us together or drift us apart? It will show how much we are both committed. Ultimately, home is where the heart is. Whether that is a place or a person is different from person to person.
Wishing you all the best with a long-term visa and undoubtedly you will visit Thailand from time to time, but Malaysia seems to be home for now. 😊
Thank you. This is one of the things I miss the most. I'm glad to see you and I hope thing are going good up there :)
All good with us. Currently in Europe, but heading back to Thailand on Thursday. Hope all is well in KL 😊
Oh wow - I hope your are having a good trip. Is that a visit back home for you?
KL is wonderful. I am so glad I came here. I have about a million friends now and this is a first in my long life. There are a lot of steemers here and I got sucked into the crowd fast lol.
I am out in a neighborhood like I was in Bangkok and again I am the only Westerner for miles around. It's the same with cheap food and everything else cheap out here and I am near a station just like I was at MRT Sutthisan. Except the food is different and I have to get used to it and find out what to eat now.
Portugal is home for Becca, but Sam's home is hard to place. Being British/Thai, but grew up in various countries it can be hard to say this or that place is home. He feels more Western and definitely felt it living and studying in Bangkok. We're back there over the weekend, but Becca isn't staying long as she found a job back home and Sam will be following her shortly afterwards, but not to Portugal as his Portuguese is super basic and so it will be harder to find a job for him there. England seems like a more viable option and therefore we will do this long distance thing for at least a year before figuring out the next stage. Life does throw you odd balls from time to time, it's whether you decide to hit it or not.
Glad you have settled down in KL and managed to get out of the situation you were in. We do see on here that the Steemit Malaysian community is big and we're sure they will help out anyone who needs a hand. Glad things are turning around and steem on forward! 😊
Oh wow - big changes for you two. My home is hard to place as well. I have been moving since birth, so where I am is home :)
I hope you will keep posting and get together in the same place soon. This nomad thing is an adventure for sure and you never know what is next.
The Malaysians as a group and individually are shockingly welcoming and helpful. Much more than Thailand even, if you can believe that. My task here is to get a better visa and then life will be complete so to speak.
Yes it's a task, but a sort of welcomed challenge in our relationship. Can distance bring us together or drift us apart? It will show how much we are both committed. Ultimately, home is where the heart is. Whether that is a place or a person is different from person to person.
Wishing you all the best with a long-term visa and undoubtedly you will visit Thailand from time to time, but Malaysia seems to be home for now. 😊