Travelling was a great experience overall from a young age to adolescence years but emigrating out of an accustomed background was a pleasant remembrances for me. Emigration from a homeland country to a foreign country of unfamiliar culture and a divergent society was challenging. I am used to the culture raised in my homeland country, Pakistan, however I learnt to adapt in the United States of America. My experience taught me to be the best in my own ability by striving for the best. The cultural shock I received was inevitable, but the challenges I went through provided me: work dedication, school motivation, personal growth, and ambitious goals for myself.
As soon as I landed at the airport of America in Atlanta, Georgia, the atmosphere just felt appreciable. The security at the airport was helpful and the people were just amusing to meet. The
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My lovable sister had picked me up, however, the most horrifying challenge was the perpetual chase for a job but finally I found work for me. I was settled at a cafe for a temporary job to gain knowledge on how to interact with customers and the co-workers. My self-esteem was boosted even more than the first day of landing. But life doesn’t stops here; I came to United States of America with lots of dreams and to fulfill of those dreams I have to face many challenges and those challenges will provide me with the assurance and allegiance to work hard in school, work place and building myself as a desiring success person. With that ambition and some aspiration, the life going good so far and now the year also came to an end but a terrific tragedy happens to me, my first car accident. I was in my car alone and next to me, is my friends car and we both are on the way to pick some of our friends for the New Year party. And then someone hit my car from the passenger side and suddenly saddening situation occur, unbelief and fear filled my mind as I bump on my side door, a sandwich