Welcome to the Karma Kafe smelly. You that is, not the kafe. Smelly I mean. Look, there aren't any environmental hazards here ok? We didn't burn him! Ahem.... So, for all the new people to this forum, tell us a little bit about yourself.
thanks poohead.. well im 20, im single, im female, i live in london and dorset.. im studying..so im a student.. at the london school of economics.. i study international relations.. I just spent my summer in china teaching english.. i love travelling.. i speak german.. having worked as an aupair in vienna on my gap year.. i love music.. especially indie acousticy stuff.. have too much music on my computer, tis a little ridiculous! im a vegetarian and have always been.. and i suspect always will be.. ive a brother and sister - am the youngest of the three...
You've done a lot of travelling lately. Where next? Where would you most like to travel to and why? What is your favourite world culture? What is your favourite culture in history?
Were you raised in a multi-cultural environment or did you explore all of thsi on your own? And if you weren't raised in that environment, what prompted you to go out and explore these different places/cultures?
ah no i love it! ii love my family and I wouldn't want to change it by being the older one..It is sometimes annoying.. as despite being 20 im still the 'little one'..but it means i get looked after a lot .. and i get spoilt thank you x
Where next? Well id love to travel round south america.. ive met a few argentians at uni and it sounds like a very interesting country..so maybe one day ill get to travel around there.. or even better work out there for a year or two..It just seems like a completely different place...but i dont know too much about it.. I dont know what my favourite world culture is.. because this summer was my first time out of europe so i dont feel ive seen enough to choose a favourite...having said that... travelling more makes me realise how lucky i am to live in Britain.. i mean, of course its not perfect.. and there's lots of things to want to change and to disagree with.. but it is pretty amazing really, all the public services we're provided with for example..when i was teaching in china and telling my students about england they used to tell me so often how lucky i was especially when i talked about the health care system...they were absolutely gobsmacked...
