The bags are packed, the last goodbyes have been said, and the tears have been shed. It's time to embark on a new journey. Our first adventure took us from Turkey to Italy, and it was filled with challenges and exciting moments. In this blog post, I'll take you back to the days when our family packed up and left behind everything we knew to start a new life in a foreign land.
##Chapter 1: Saying Goodbye
The last days in Turkey were tough. We had to say our
goodbyes, not just to family, but to the new friends we had made during our
time in Turkey. Saying goodbye had become a constant companion in our lives, no
matter where we went or what we did. Whether it was parting with family or
friends, we had to learn to say goodbye with heavy hearts.
##Chapter 2: The First Flight
## Chapter 3: Arrival in Italy
## Chapter 4: Life in Perugia
For the first six months in Italy, we had to stay in a Nun's
house, which came with strict rules. There were set times for waking up and
going to bed. If we left the house, we had to return before 8PM, and being
late came with consequences. The meals were provided, but we had to eat
whatever was served, which could be challenging at times.
## Chapter 5: The School Days
I started attending school, and the morning walks to school
with my brother and mom were memorable. The school had a few English-speaking
students, which helped with communication. My French teacher, originally from
Morocco/Algeria, went out of his way to make me feel welcome. He even had me
represent Aleppo, my hometown, to the class, and it was a heartwarming
experience.
## Chapter 6: New Beginnings
The six months passed quickly, and we moved to a rented
house on our own. Changing schools was easier as I had picked up the language.
Making new friends was a breeze, and I was fortunate to find a group of lovely
girls who welcomed me with open arms.
## Conclusion:
Our journey from Turkey to Italy was filled with farewells,
challenges, and new beginnings. But the story doesn't end here. Stay tuned for
the next chapter of adventures in my life as we move to Glasgow, Scotland, and
continue our journey.
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