After a very long Wednesday (miérrrrrrrrr . . . coles) of flying, I'm back in Canada for a quick ten-day visit.
(The occasion? My nephew's 18th birthday.)
I often hear people talk about "culture shock" when they come to Nicaragua.
But have you ever heard of a Canadian experiencing "culture shock" when they return to Canada?
You have now.
I can only describe it as a general feeling of displacement and/or disorientation. And it seems to grow with each trip back "home."
Does this mean that I am feeling less and less Canadian and more and more Nicaraguan with each passing day?
I dunno.
But that isn't necessarily a bad thing, is it?
Eh?
I'm feeling more nicaraguan, also. Can mean that we are trapped here?
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