What would it be like to live in another country‪?‬ Jeisy Herrera

My most important possession is my studies / or my education. I got it when I started studying when I was 5 years old; in a school and now in a university. My family and friends congratulate me because I continue studying and there is little left to finish my degree and be a professional.

I used it, I use it and I will continue to use it my whole life because a valuable inheritance that my parents give me. It is valuable to me because despite the economic crisis that my parents have, they make me study no matter what and with God's help we move on.


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Well I worn the same clothes as my best friend. When we are participating in an intersection championship of my school. After that I saw that my best friend and I had dressed in the same way. Because I had been chosen to play in the intersections volleyball championship of my school and my group didn’t have a uniform that identifies us, so the teacher said that we individually choose our way of dressing.

First I felt like I had a twin sister but after that I felt somewhat embarrassed to be dressed in the same way as my best friend. To be honest I wouldn't like want to wear the same clothes someone else feels strange.


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1. In fact I would live in the U.S.

2. I would honestly miss my family and my country too much.

3. I would really also miss the food of my country and its customs.

4. Definitely before going there I would learn to speak English first.

5. To tell the truth 3 or 4 times a day I would make a video call by facebook or WhatsApp to talk to my family.


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