Emigrating can also bear the idea that each emigrant is an immigrant elsewhere. So, in the end, we all relate to this issue in one way or the other.

In my view, societies which are more inclusive also benefit more from cultural, social and other interactions and, thus, have a potential for greater development.

Against this background I’d like to tell you a story with some facts mixed with my imagination.


HUMAN KNITTING

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Encaustichris
There are always two sides to a coin, and a story... well told.
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Teresa Seia
@Encaustichris Thank you so much for reading and commenting on this post!
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Mónica
This is beautiful and a little haunting. My Mom was 11 when she had to sneak into South Africa from Mozambique with her younger sister during the revolution there. When she speaks of the whole ordeal I get chills.
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Teresa Seia
@Mónica Thank you for this heart-warming comment @Mónica ! From your owns posts I have the feeling that you started anew and kept the family together, one of the biggest strenghts to face bad moments in life.
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enigma
True !
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Teresa Seia
@enigma Thank you for your answer!
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Dewaputra
Beautifully written. Each advantage not seldom has a disadvantageous counterpart.
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Teresa Seia
@Dewaputra Yes, you're right about that!
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Ingrid
Nothing to add...
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Teresa Seia
@Ingrid Tips en meer Your words were more than enough to me 🙂
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