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I have lived in 8 and pretty much always traveled in the region I lived. I love having the time to emerge yourself and soaking it all in, something I can't do w
by maurits 14y ago
I have lived in 8 and pretty much always traveled in the region I lived. I love having the time to emerge yourself and soaking it all in, something I can't do when on a tight travel schedule. And as such you will not see me on any packaged holiday tour soon. But to each, his own.
For me the most apparent thing has been that I've lost what was left of my nationalism or "home" feeling. Mostly I feel like a tourist in my own country, enjoy what it has to offer, being fluent in the local language is funny, but I don't belong in it any more than I do where I currently live. I'm not even sure if this is a good or a bad thing per se.
- jackbravo 14y agoMy guess is that feeling like a tourist everywhere is not a good thing. Someone above mentioned that he felt like a citizen of the world, so feeling at home on earth is enough, you don't need to be a nationalist. But how do you feel at home? I think I feel I'm home when I see the faces of people I love, and do the things that I like (work and hobbies) everyday.