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Returning to the US after 11 years abroad - What are the big changes?
I have made the decision that after 11 years living abroad in the Caribbean, I am ready to move back to the states.
Life has been good, but I want to 1) Hold conversations in English on a daily basis 2) pay less than .29 kw/hr for electricity 3) be able to count on running water, and HOT SHOWERS any time of day or night 4) Not have to wonder if my battery backup will run my household appliances for the length of the daily blackouts here 5) get a faster internet connection than 1.5 down, 756k up. (and pay less than 200/month for it) 6) be able to stop at a red light without being mobbed by unwashed beggars and vendors. And a lot of other things I just don't want to deal with anymore. What are the big changes to life in the USA over the last 11 years? What are likely to be the biggest adjustments? |
Where have you been living?
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New laws require you to apply for a green card if you have been living abroad for 10 or more years. :winkwink:
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They drive on the left side of the road now....
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avanzado 6 comes down to $140 a month. Curacou where I used to live is much smaller and has 20 mpbs down now. |
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I lived in South Africa for ten years and moved back to my country for pretty much the same reasons |
One by one, they are all moving back, paradise not found:winkwink:
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And JFK is right. I moved back :( |
- Self serve checkouts at stores
- Parking meters that take credit cards - Better large screen TV's - Netflix |
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reliable mail system HD TV/CABLE good roads better banking system english everywhere can go catch a game in an arena sunday football amazon one day shipping list goes on and on :pimp |
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