Moving Day
I have decided that if I have to live through four more years of Republican administrations, I will live those years somewhere else.
So here are some potential choices:
-Alaska. Yeah, I know, still in the US. But there is far more ice than people. And I like snow.
-Italy, seriously. Pizza. Rocks. Pasta. Rocks. And Italy is beautiful. Molto bella!
-France. Well, first off, I am the French ninja (yes, I am aware that "le" implies masculinity, and I am a girl, but "lafrenchninja" just doesn't sound as good). And they have SO much better healthcare than we do. Watch "Sicko" if you don't believe me.
-England. a) I don't have to learn any new languages, b) I LOVE the accent. That's good enough for me.
-(maybe) Canada. I'm not a huge fan of the place, I mean, I had to study Canadian history a couple of years ago, and it was boring as hell, but they do have good healthcare, and they (for the most part) speak English. That, and my awesome ATYP English teacher went to grad school in Canada.
So here are some potential choices:
-Alaska. Yeah, I know, still in the US. But there is far more ice than people. And I like snow.
-Italy, seriously. Pizza. Rocks. Pasta. Rocks. And Italy is beautiful. Molto bella!
-France. Well, first off, I am the French ninja (yes, I am aware that "le" implies masculinity, and I am a girl, but "lafrenchninja" just doesn't sound as good). And they have SO much better healthcare than we do. Watch "Sicko" if you don't believe me.
-England. a) I don't have to learn any new languages, b) I LOVE the accent. That's good enough for me.
-(maybe) Canada. I'm not a huge fan of the place, I mean, I had to study Canadian history a couple of years ago, and it was boring as hell, but they do have good healthcare, and they (for the most part) speak English. That, and my awesome ATYP English teacher went to grad school in Canada.