1. Moving

Leaving from Korea to Israel was really a big transition of my life. My friends worried that I would be hit by missiles and get attacked by terrorists. Along with my friends, I worried a lot too. The timing was also pretty perfect as we were learning about the middle east and wars happening there in social history class. When we came to chapter Israel, I suddenly stood up in class and told to everyone that I am moving to that place were 2 wars were still going on next Thursday. Everyone seemed that I was joking (no surprise as I do joke a lot :))

Moving back is going to be really emotional for me as it's going to be my last chance to leave abroad. 

After 3 years in Korea, my parents and my sister are going somewhere again. Without me. ;(  

Thinking back my 3 years, a lot has changed. 

I realized that I really need to work harder and that there are people like Michael who knows what he is doing and works his ass off. 

I do not know the date we are exactly leaving to Korea but I am assuming that it's going to be in June in like two or one week. 

I really am going to miss everything about Israel. From small things like sneaking out from my house to eat icecream with Judi at late hours to a new life I started without my two best friends Yasmin and Anna.

I am going to miss the warm weather, the crazy car drivers, the school cleaners who works harder than few students at school, the slowest ever cafeteria workers, our huge soccer field, different background people, the black sheep (inside joke. Probably the best joke I've ever heard), powerschool, luxury items students bring to school, perfume smell at the locker rooms, Mrs. Levy's baby and her pregnant brain, new friends I made that I never thought I would make, friends that I became really far to..., ssr time in English, me waking up at 7am while others wake up at 6am, stores closed on Friday and Saturday morning, huge malls, Israel money, Israel hair cut that my dad got on his first barber trip in Israel, Hebrew, the Russian workers at Tiv Tam shouting in russian to each other, the mean Liberians?

I really am going to miss everything. 

Literally Everything. 

This is my 1st post of my living. Expect like series of these. 

I never knew what I once wished would come true. It's a confusing feeling.