Re: Homesick to Japan
In article <X6wDe.16442$2h1.10837@trnddc05>, momiyuki@hotmail.com
says...
> I am marry two years with my American husband. We live in a Florida. It is
> very difficult for me to make a friend and my husband is very busy now with
> work. I understand, but I feel homesick and want to call to Japan more. I
> am not a lot of moneys but my husband says to me that I can call if I find
> a good deal for the phone calls. Also, in Florida are there many Japanese
> people? I miss Japanese food I can't cook here. I hope to find a friend to
> enjoy a friendliness! miyuki
>
Why is everyone reading Miyuki's message like she is complaining about
her husband. She seems just lonely because her husband is working a lot.
She isn't saying her husband is controlling. Many people who leave their
country of origin get homesick. I lived in China for several years and I
was homesick everyday for two years - in most cases it goes away with a
letter or a phone call. Miyuki, just continue to keep contact with your
family back at home. I suggest emailing, letter writing or even better,
giving them a phone call. Since you mentioned "if I find a good deal for
the phone calls" I say shop around and find a good deal, so when hubby
is away you can fight your homesickness with a nice long call home. I am
sure if you want suggestions for phone services you will receive plenty
of responses without having to do a lot of research. I really like
OneSuite.com (www.onesuite.com). They offer excellent rates to Japan
(something like 4 cents a minute).
Miyuki, just hang in there girl - break out of that shyness and talk to
someone. You will be surprised what happens.
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