go far away from their land, change the entire life immersed in a culture other than their own ... it's what he did even Alessandra. Alessandra is Piedmont, Biella, but for thirteen and a half years living in Mohammedia (Morocco), 30 km north of Casablanca.
A Mohammedia Alessandra went there for love: when her husband took a job there he packed his suitcase and broke it later.
Alessandra is a full-time mom, but also finds time to devote to the Association Parents and his blog ( http://ipensieridialle.splinder.com/ ).
When asked what he loves best of Italy and what to love less, says: "I love the freedom of speech, being able to ride a bike or motorcycle, being able to find what we are looking for anytime, anywhere, go to the theater, concerts and exhibitions. I love the fact that they appear not always, are superior, and sentenced to be hypocritical not know "and then:" What I miss most of Italy, apart from the family and friends, of course, is food, because here are for quality products and when there are at prohibitive prices. I do not miss all the provinces, the closed-minded, seeing things with blinders on. "
Alessandra has not so far decided to return to Italy, but "can not be said tomorrow! My daughter goes to university in Italy, so a bit 'of commuting we will. "
Who, like her, living abroad, says:" I [...] who knows what it means to live abroad being away from their roots, knows what it means to see to pass the time and you are cut off, of course after a certain number of years you get used to and it becomes quite natural, so come on! "to those who read from Italy:" In 'collective imaginary people living abroad is seen as one who lives in a happy oasis, where Money is always many, the opportunity to travel as well, but not always so [...]. Regardless of the economic factor, there are countries easier to live and others more difficult, one must really adattadare and is not always easy. "
Merci Alex!
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