Dear Victoria,
How are you? It’s been a long time since the
last time I saw you.
I’m writing you to say how much I appreciate
your contribution to my immigration.
Without your help I don’t know how I could possibly get accustomed to living in the USA. After
several weeks I get used to sleeping on the chairs and combining
education with household chores, like doing laundry and cooking. Remember you’ve
made me that egg cream drink? I’m still tempted by it; sometimes I even make a change by adding a
cinnamon there. Also, I’ve
gone on a day trip
to Coney Island, where I was sunbathing,
swimming and recharging my batteries.
That’s a great thing to unwind
in the open air and
wander aimlessly through the NY, enjoying the remarkably diverse architecture of this vibrant city.
Funny thing: when I was crossing the board of USA,
I nearly dropped my new
passport into the sea. I got so scared, that I wouldn’t get to our self-catering flat, but
eventually everything was as easy as ABC. Even now, after several months living
here I can’t get rid of culture
shock, because every single thing offers a unique experience. I had feelings of nostalgia
once or twice, but
that’s something that helps me to adore NY even more.
Would you like to go somewhere together, for
example, hiking or camping? Looking forward to
hearing from you.
Lots of love, Mascha Jaffe!