大咖福利影院

I've been living for more than a year (damn German keyboard)... I'm missing letters... as I said I now live in a small town near Hannover, I ended up here due to fate after meeting someone in Spain who was born here and together we decided to come here and make a change in our future jobs, the truth is that this person helped me a lot to settle us in and move all the paperwork, since we also come with children, the truth is that he knew more changes than I had anticipated, although we adapted quickly, the most complicated for me was and is the language since I did not speak it, but that did not stop me, I started a German course that I later had to interrupt to start working, which happened three months after arriving and although companies do not usually hire many people if you do not master their language, in my case I suppose they thought that my technical qualification was a good argument to bet on me, I am still in the same company and although Their salaries are not spectacular. I have a lot of freedom to organize my work, my vacations and the hours I get to and from work, which I value a lot. Living abroad gives you an endless number of new circumstances every day and the possibility of learning things that can be of great value to you in life, including knowing a new language, which never hurts, apart from the possibility that your children will also learn it, to the extent that you master the language better your integration is greater and life is simpler, you have to change some habits but nothing that cannot be done, you miss your country but in the end you get used to it, the question now is whether this change will be for long time or not, difficult to know, but at least, with each passing day I feel lucky to have this opportunity and this experience.