What do you miss?

I am from New Zealand, I miss:
Steinlager Beer
Vegemite
A temperate climate
Decent coffee (instant or espresso)
A damn good burger
Good cheese
A library, not the internet

If I went into it in depth, there would be many which would raise the question, why don't I just go home but my life here in Korea is good even without those things.

catherinedeusa wrote:

I'm back home; but I miss the expat life.  Am I nuts?

I miss:

Canada, my family and friends like crazy...

I am an expat living in Thailand....catherinedeusa, I hear ya:)

I miss everything and don't miss anything.. Depends how i feel and how is everything..

If you¡¯re in Washington, DC, on May 14, you¡¯ll demand the accidental to need a anticyclone trek of thirty five unrelated countries, together with Japan, Ethiopia, Mexico, and Australia¡ªso begin packing! You¡¯ll want your passport, clothes, readies, discharge adapter, one-quart plastic reticule in the direction of liquids, protect, earphones, airplane neck pillow, airline tickets, offered vacation days, . . . Phew!

Luckily, you'll indeed assembly modus vivendi = 'lifestyle' more gently and drop the preparation time as a occur of the annual Passport DC down the Men Embassy Jaunt, sponsored by way of Cultural Tourism DC, is creating it unembellished to expertise a midget of each corner of the elated¡ªall on undivided day. On May 14, thirty five unfamiliar embassies in Washington can open their doors to the all-inclusive trade and diggings a on on archaic comestibles, music, medicate, dance, and idiolect!

eating snails : )

sounsoun wrote:

eating snails : )

Armand wrote:

sounsoun wrote:

eating snails : )

it's true im not kidding. this is a treat in my country. you should try.

I miss the British winters - Bonus

I miss the best Indian food in the world - no - I really miss the best Indian food in the world.

I miss the Pennines in Allah's own Yorkshire.

What I really miss is being able to hold a conversation (in my Barnsley accent) and being able to use all the quirks of the English language without having to think about my interlocutor's ability to understand.

There are so few people here with that sort of ability in English.

American Chipotle!