By: Spinster

Spinster — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 23:57:09 +0000

Thought about it on & off, but usually lean more towards “no”. With all of the stuff going on there, it turns me off to ever repatriating.

By: B.E.Van Bel

B.E.Van Bel — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 12:58:05 +0000

yes in deed you hit the nail right on the head…What is written is quite accurate as I myself now find it difficult to make up my mind even with an offer for housing once back in the U.S….The major problem I have is leaving behind what had been built over the past 17 years but the country itself Peru is not worth staying in although I’ve called it home…I’m rather inclined to move on to another country but also find myself less adventurous due to age and health which I must pay attention to as the time in my life is going quickly…Two mistake’s I made was never trust close family memembers with personal articles thinking that you will return shortly to retrieve them and don’t put all your eggs in one basket..There are many ex-pats with their reasons for leaving home and if you don’t have the money to return to your country of origin then you are either stuck or it will take you many mote months even into years to make that return trip and then what will you face once home ??…Most of the time the place you left will be about the same with exceptions of some new changes and different people or is it just safer to stay where you are and plan living in a different area..The choice is yours like it is mine but its that uncertainty that will haunt you everyday untill you finally make up your mind to either stay where you arer or embark on a new adventure..If you have ample money on hand then everything becomes easy but with out sufficient funds your life may be frozen in the place you no longer wish to stay in and that is precisely what to avoid..Make sure you plan ahead for the future…Good luck !!

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By: Spinster

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