I’m a forgettable person, I tend to forget stuff easily and I’ve been like this ever since I was a kid. That's how I knew that those days were so important to me, I remember every small detail about that moment. I remember how the voice of the lady over the speakers sounding like …show more content…
Their were at least a million new things i discovered in the first month, weather it’s was football or spray cheese each day I had learned something new. I also realized that many of the things i used to back were unsuitable or just unheard of. The first couple of weeks I had to act and did things I would normally not do which I hated. Then I became aware that I didn’t have to change my personality and that the way to adapt is by just keep an open mind and not be quick to judge when I see something that i think is outlandish. The best way to adjust as fast as possible is just by immersing yourself into the culture, the more i exposed myself the better i understood and adapted. Moving to the U.S. has to be the biggest challenge I’ve faced in my lifetime because I had to leave family and friends, learn a new language, and adapt to a new and different culture. I’ve learned a lot through this experience and it has changed me as a person. I learned how to look on the positive side of things and how to adapt to different situations, but the most important lesson I learned is to never give