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DivyaMalan   1

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Not only your parents moved a lot, but it seems your constantly on the move as well...o.O

I love traveling. I haven't ever lived in one place for a long time. I haven't lived in one place continuously for more than 2 years. On the plus side, I am really flexible and I adjust well to change, I speak 5 languages fluently. But on the other hand, I don't have a lot of close friends. Except for Boo, he's the Macaroni to my Cheese.

My Grandmother tells me that I am a Gypsy. :P

But now I am ready to put some roots down!

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AnotherLostSoul   167

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I love traveling. I haven't ever lived in one place for a long time. I haven't lived in one place continuously for more than 2 years. On the plus side, I am really flexible and I adjust well to change, I speak 5 languages fluently. But on the other hand, I don't have a lot of close friends. Except for Boo, he's the Macaroni to my Cheese.

My Grandmother tells me that I am a Gypsy. :P

But now I am ready to put some roots down!

LOL you MUST be a Gypsy! :) Haha Yeah, my family moved the same way when I was a kid, hence I also speak 5 languages fluently, but as a kid...I hated it. I was always new in schools, and by the time I would adjust and have some friends- guess what? We moved again. I really hated it, and now I am paying the price of that. As you say, I have no friends either...although now that I have started my PhD program and finally get to be in one place for more than 2 years I am gathering up friends. :) Just looking back I have no home to go home which sucks by far. Others go home for the weekends, meet up with old friends, or simply chill out at their family house while I'm in one spot, no home to go home to visit, no old friends to catch up times with. Oh well. Anyway, good to hear you decided to settle finally. I tell you, it will be a good feeling. I haven't fully settled myself yet, but just being able to stay now where I have been in the last 4 years is already gives me a warm feeling. :) See you around, and good luck with your application! :)

 
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