I am taking a poll:
The next country that Sam should try her luck in on a semi-permanent basis should be:
A) Spain
B) South Africa
C) Argentina
D) Italy
E) Brazil (or Brasil, if you're actually from there)
As you can tell, I am more favoring the Latin-speaking nations, but I am by no means reserved solely to these options. I am open for any suggestions my readers might have...Even if my readers do only consist of my parents, and they opt for me to stay in California...
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There is, of course, the unmentioned option of staying in the U.S. and perhaps just trying out a different state, or a different part of my own state for that matter.
This option is much less exotic, and much more practical. It is for both of these reasons that choosing to keep it national is not nearly as appealing...
: )
That "anonymous" post was by me, by the way..
Two cents:
A) Spain: You would be back in Europe with easy access to Africa, you have friend(s) there, and you speak de espanol. Cons: You're back in a continent you've already well explored.
B) South Africa: Completely new continent and you have family there. Cons: Far away.
C) Argentina: Tango? And you speak Spanish.
D) Italy: Go for the north, that is Firezne or anything north of Rome. The south is dirty, and corrupt, but fun for weekend excursions. Cons: Italian guys can be very slimy, remember? (haha)
E) Brazil (or Brasil, if you're actually from there): You speak the tongue and it's a big, wondrous country to explore.
Look on www.idealist.org for work/internship/volunteer positions. Good luck!
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