My Favorite Thing About Living In Europe
Access. That's my favorite thing. As much as I value my heritage being American, after living here in northern Germany nearly 8 years, I greatly value being a resident of the European Union just as much. In fact, I am proud that my son has indefinite dual citizenship in both the United States and Germany. I love easy access to other places, I always like having a way out. I tend to get bored easily by the same things, day in and day out, I definitely have a bit of wanderlust in my personality. There is no cure for it. I'm a true escape artist and thrive on travel and new experiences, and it's also quite necessary for me in my profession. There's not much happening in my industry in Hannover, Germany - that's for damn sure! ha ha! For me to stay in one country all of my life, in one culture, one language... Well it would mean death creativity and emotionally. I couldn't handle it. I know some people who never leave Germany, and they don't plan to
