Time Hop, years later

Last my last post, as you can imagine, so much has changed. I've been married to Marco for 4 years now and together for 10 years. My-My how much has changed.

I was reminded of this blogspot because I have been doing research...
I am currently sitting on my couch, (suppose to be doing homework shhh!) in Germany! Yes, Marco did get stationed in Ramstein AFB and it is awesome over here. I am here temporarily visiting him and I leave to New York City soon, in 3 days but who's counting?

So as I was saying, my research? Well, it's nonetheless on how to move to Europe. Now don't get me wrong here, I love my country of residence (Muricaaaa \m/) but something about Europe makes me crave more than any other place. Deeply enriched with history and the fertile soils make for some of the finest produce and wine I have ever indulged in my life. While I lived in Los Angeles, I had these privileges (or so I thought so myself) however, with the ShitStorm that happened with Japan, I'm afraid radioactive chemicals and waves have surfaced onto the seafood and the environment which tampers with the organic produce we believe we consume. You see, Europe is different in so many ways than U.S, for one, a lot of shit that comes from the US is BANNED in the E.U. That's right, artificial chemicals, dyes, parabens, GMOs, I could go on and on but besides that, Europe is simply beautiful. The land, the people, the history, the scenery. I wish to live here but also give the opportunity for my future children (if i bear) to have the same cultural experiences as I have. My aunt when she was a lot younger, moved to Spain and regrets going back to New York. I finally went to Spain, Madrid to be exact around Christmas time 2014 and I absolutely loved it. Since visiting Madrid, my views have changed of how I'd like to control my life. Take shift and control of my future.

My research has lead me here. Back to my old blogspot. I have abandoned you but I have returned.

Love,
Jacqueline