Do you like travelling? Where have you been?

[Troll_Whisperer]

2000cc said:

Troll_Whisperer said:

2000cc said:

Born & raised in Australia, but lived in Orange County (California USA) for a year, Kyoto Japan for a year & now living in New Zealand. I love to try & live in countries & try and get into the culture as much as possible rather than just visiting them.

short visit wise I've been to too long of a list of countries to bother with

Currently I'm thinking of basing myself in NZ permanently & going on a trip to europe spending a few months in a few countries (because there are so many!) & I visit harajuku Japan for around a month each year because its the fashion capital of the world (which is a higher priority than anything else for me, not to be a gender cliche or anything) in my eyes (beats milan, paris & new york by a magnitude imo!)

Bolded: I know, I love that too. Had a great experience in London and I can't wait to live in Japan.

Italics: wow, you have a lot of time and money...

Yeah Japan is my favourite country worldwide, but being a blonde, blue eyed white girl I'd never fit in living there, So NZ it is, its still a great place (just not harajuku, tokyo haha)

You'll love Japan its amazing

& yeah I'm lucky to be an only child from an upper class famiily with parents who want nothing more than to pay me off & have me out of their way, so i do have plenty of resources & not having to work (if i dont want to, because of the upper class resources thing) helps too. Sounds amazing,doesnt it?, but the reality is not so great, can't fault the ability to travel though!

You must be  kidding, they love blond, blue eyed white girls! You'd be superpopular. Even a scruffy brown haired, brow eyed white mess like me can raise a few looks, lol. You could be an English teacher, there's crazy demand for native speakers, you don't even need to have studied anything related to teaching.

I was in Japan already for a couple of months, but living there is definitely going to be refreshing.

You're life sounds great, what's 'not so great' about it?