should i be happy ?

[yassinerabat1 14]

I complain since i put my feet in this beautiful country in January 2011, but when I read some friends in this website i find my self lucky, I come with a fiancee visa k1 in January 2011, I began working as an assistant in recreation, in a hospital in February 2011 not even a month after i arrived, it was in new jersey, 1 hour drive from home, i want a job closer, no problem i find it very quickly, is not heaven but it's a job i pay my bills, i went to www.amazon.com, i took an appointment for an interview, they hire me i started working after 3 days, 10 hours a day 4 days a week ( by the way i am shocked about taxes in the United States its just crazy i do not understand why i must pay a police officer that will stop me in a highway and give me a 400 dollar ticket to pay lollll). in February, i pass the Writing test for the driver's license, i had two mistakes, three mistakes mean you fail, After 2 weeks i pass the driving test, i got my driver licence, in the Same time i took the advanced ESL classes, i graduate from the literacy center last week, english is my 3rd language after Arabic and french, (i dont understand why the United States does not recognize the degree bring from Arabic country, and they do for degree taken in urope), anyways after five months in may 2011, i receive my green card after paying 1070 dollars of course, i can stay 2 years with ma wife now yayyyyyy ( i love her alot she's for a lot for what i have done till now ).

now i register for classes in college for fall 2011 they start August 2011 in LCCC "lehigh carbon community college", I'll start with english 100, and next year i began studies for occupation therapy assistant program, my wife and i knows that will be hard for us, working for 10 hours and still going 3 hours of school at the same time, anatomy, psychology, human growth and development, mental health, therapeutic adaptation, and more, 5 years of hard work and study and money, but it's worth, they start paying 35 dollar a hour with my degree, it's highly motivating,

I must be proud of me for what i have done till now so god bless america and my wife lol

[NY_BX 397]

I complain since i put my feet in this beautiful country in January 2011, but when I read some friends in this website i find my self lucky, I come with a fiancee visa k1 in January 2011, I began working as an assistant in recreation, in a hospital in February 2011 not even a month after i arrived, it was in new jersey, 1 hour drive from home, i want a job closer, no problem i find it very quickly, is not heaven but it's a job i pay my bills, i went to www.amazon.com, i took an appointment for an interview, they hire me i started working after 3 days, 10 hours a day 4 days a week ( by the way i am shocked about taxes in the United States its just crazy i do not understand why i must pay a police officer that will stop me in a highway and give me a 400 dollar ticket to pay lollll). in February, i pass the Writing test for the driver's license, i had two mistakes, three mistakes mean you fail, After 2 weeks i pass the driving test, i got my driver licence, in the Same time i took the advanced ESL classes, i graduate from the literacy center last week, english is my 3rd language after Arabic and french, (i dont understand why the United States does not recognize the degree bring from Arabic country, and they do for degree taken in urope), anyways after five months in may 2011, i receive my green card after paying 1070 dollars of course, i can stay 2 years with ma wife now yayyyyyy ( i love her alot she's for a lot for what i have done till now ).

now i register for classes in college for fall 2011 they start August 2011 in LCCC "lehigh carbon community college", I'll start with english 100, and next year i began studies for occupation therapy assistant program, my wife and i knows that will be hard for us, working for 10 hours and still going 3 hours of school at the same time, anatomy, psychology, human growth and development, mental health, therapeutic adaptation, and more, 5 years of hard work and study and money, but it's worth, they start paying 35 dollar a hour with my degree, it's highly motivating,

I must be proud of me for what i have done till now so god bless america and my wife lol

you should be proud of your tenacity and grateful for all your blessings. Great story!

[la2011 5]

Thanks for sharing all this with us, that is such a sweet amd inspiring story! Congratulations for all your efforts to integrate your new homeland. You are clearly a hard worker and I, too, admire your tenacity. Btw, there are a lot of jobs in the US for people who know French fluently, dont forget your languages will come in handy eventually.

Je vous souhaite beaucoup de bonheur et succes a vous et votre epouse! (wishing you lots of happiness to you and your spouse)

[yassinerabat1 14]

Thanks for sharing all this with us, that is such a sweet amd inspiring story! Congratulations for all your efforts to integrate your new homeland. You are clearly a hard worker and I, too, admire your tenacity. Btw, there are a lot of jobs in the US for people who know French fluently, dont forget your languages will come in handy eventually.

Je vous souhaite beaucoup de bonheur et succes a vous et votre epouse! (wishing you lots of happiness to you and your spouse)

thank you very much for your message to the French language, yes there is a lot of work as a translator for people who speak french fluently as i do, but i must have a license from the U.S and the citizenship to this i mean work for the united nation, but i think i can find a work for the court i mean by phone, they pay 10 dollars an hour, i am relaxing on my couch working on phone for 3 or 4 hours during the week end specially in winter.

bon courage a vous merci pour vos propos, good luck

[OnMyWayID 1,489]

I complain since i put my feet in this beautiful country in January 2011, but when I read some friends in this website i find my self lucky, I come with a fiancee visa k1 in January 2011, I began working as an assistant in recreation, in a hospital in February 2011 not even a month after i arrived, it was in new jersey, 1 hour drive from home, i want a job closer, no problem i find it very quickly, is not heaven but it's a job i pay my bills, i went to www.amazon.com, i took an appointment for an interview, they hire me i started working after 3 days, 10 hours a day 4 days a week ( by the way i am shocked about taxes in the United States its just crazy i do not understand why i must pay a police officer that will stop me in a highway and give me a 400 dollar ticket to pay lollll). in February, i pass the Writing test for the driver's license, i had two mistakes, three mistakes mean you fail, After 2 weeks i pass the driving test, i got my driver licence, in the Same time i took the advanced ESL classes, i graduate from the literacy center last week, english is my 3rd language after Arabic and french, (i dont understand why the United States does not recognize the degree bring from Arabic country, and they do for degree taken in urope), anyways after five months in may 2011, i receive my green card after paying 1070 dollars of course, i can stay 2 years with ma wife now yayyyyyy ( i love her alot she's for a lot for what i have done till now ).

now i register for classes in college for fall 2011 they start August 2011 in LCCC "lehigh carbon community college", I'll start with english 100, and next year i began studies for occupation therapy assistant program, my wife and i knows that will be hard for us, working for 10 hours and still going 3 hours of school at the same time, anatomy, psychology, human growth and development, mental health, therapeutic adaptation, and more, 5 years of hard work and study and money, but it's worth, they start paying 35 dollar a hour with my degree, it's highly motivating,

I must be proud of me for what i have done till now so god bless america and my wife lol

Hey there.. Thanks for taking the time to post. Your exactly the type of person the government wants to bring in - come in, use your skills, help the rest of us pay down that national debt Don't worry about the complaining, it's part of the culture

Edited June 29, 2011 by OnMyWayID

[yassinerabat1 14]

Hey there.. Thanks for taking the time to post. Your exactly the type of person the government wants to bring in - come in, use your skills, help the rest of us pay down that national debt Don't worry about the complaining, it's part of the culture

thanks for your sweet words, yes i will, how can you fail in such a great country, where you can reach all your goals if you are hard worker, so i am

[KittyPollitt 284]

That's so great, Yassine! Keep up the good work!

[Crossed_fingers 128]

I complain since i put my feet in this beautiful country in January 2011, but when I read some friends in this website i find my self lucky, I come with a fiancee visa k1 in January 2011, I began working as an assistant in recreation, in a hospital in February 2011 not even a month after i arrived, it was in new jersey, 1 hour drive from home, i want a job closer, no problem i find it very quickly, is not heaven but it's a job i pay my bills, i went to www.amazon.com, i took an appointment for an interview, they hire me i started working after 3 days, 10 hours a day 4 days a week ( by the way i am shocked about taxes in the United States its just crazy i do not understand why i must pay a police officer that will stop me in a highway and give me a 400 dollar ticket to pay lollll). in February, i pass the Writing test for the driver's license, i had two mistakes, three mistakes mean you fail, After 2 weeks i pass the driving test, i got my driver licence, in the Same time i took the advanced ESL classes, i graduate from the literacy center last week, english is my 3rd language after Arabic and french, (i dont understand why the United States does not recognize the degree bring from Arabic country, and they do for degree taken in urope), anyways after five months in may 2011, i receive my green card after paying 1070 dollars of course, i can stay 2 years with ma wife now yayyyyyy ( i love her alot she's for a lot for what i have done till now ).

now i register for classes in college for fall 2011 they start August 2011 in LCCC "lehigh carbon community college", I'll start with english 100, and next year i began studies for occupation therapy assistant program, my wife and i knows that will be hard for us, working for 10 hours and still going 3 hours of school at the same time, anatomy, psychology, human growth and development, mental health, therapeutic adaptation, and more, 5 years of hard work and study and money, but it's worth, they start paying 35 dollar a hour with my degree, it's highly motivating,

I must be proud of me for what i have done till now so god bless america and my wife lol

Glad to hear things are going so well for you and your wife! Congratulations on your marriage and professional successes.

[~ameriptian~ 54]

I complain since i put my feet in this beautiful country in January 2011, but when I read some friends in this website i find my self lucky, I come with a fiancee visa k1 in January 2011, I began working as an assistant in recreation, in a hospital in February 2011 not even a month after i arrived, it was in new jersey, 1 hour drive from home, i want a job closer, no problem i find it very quickly, is not heaven but it's a job i pay my bills, i went to www.amazon.com, i took an appointment for an interview, they hire me i started working after 3 days, 10 hours a day 4 days a week ( by the way i am shocked about taxes in the United States its just crazy i do not understand why i must pay a police officer that will stop me in a highway and give me a 400 dollar ticket to pay lollll). in February, i pass the Writing test for the driver's license, i had two mistakes, three mistakes mean you fail, After 2 weeks i pass the driving test, i got my driver licence, in the Same time i took the advanced ESL classes, i graduate from the literacy center last week, english is my 3rd language after Arabic and french, (i dont understand why the United States does not recognize the degree bring from Arabic country, and they do for degree taken in urope), anyways after five months in may 2011, i receive my green card after paying 1070 dollars of course, i can stay 2 years with ma wife now yayyyyyy ( i love her alot she's for a lot for what i have done till now ).

now i register for classes in college for fall 2011 they start August 2011 in LCCC "lehigh carbon community college", I'll start with english 100, and next year i began studies for occupation therapy assistant program, my wife and i knows that will be hard for us, working for 10 hours and still going 3 hours of school at the same time, anatomy, psychology, human growth and development, mental health, therapeutic adaptation, and more, 5 years of hard work and study and money, but it's worth, they start paying 35 dollar a hour with my degree, it's highly motivating,

I must be proud of me for what i have done till now so god bless america and my wife lol

Good for you!

It is great that you are adjusting so well

[yassinerabat1 14]

That's so great, Yassine! Keep up the good work!

thank you so much ma friend

Good for you!

It is great that you are adjusting so well

thank youuu so much ma friend iam trying ma best

Glad to hear things are going so well for you and your wife! Congratulations on your marriage and professional successes.

thank you i wont stop here

[Muh and me 18]

Keep going Yassine! Congrats on what you have done so far in acheiving the american dream! Keep up the good work!

[Staashi 371]

Congrats. May you and your wife enjoy the fruits of your labor.

[Hicham♥Sara 15]

This is a great story that will encourage many others. Thanks for sharing

[KERIMWIFE 0]

salam

you need to do that u are really so lucky and you need to be proud of what u did

for me its about one year im her i still didnt do anything soooooooooooo boring

[dsamyra3 3]

wonderful message. Very Beautiful, thank you for sharing.