The another
story which i really like as a part of my culture shock is the
Drivers. Everytime when i go to the Pitsford Plaza to buy anything
that i needed when i cross the street, the cars always wait for me
and friends to walk first. Even it's not our turn to walk and we keep
walking, they just let us reach the sidewalk and they start to go
with their cars. WOW, it is something that never happen in the
country where i lived. what a lovely drivers. Not only me that
impressed by the drivers here but also most of my international
friends felt the same way. I wish one day all the drivers in the
developing countries can respect the pedestrian that way. I LOVE THE
DRIVERS IN AMERICA.
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
LOVELY CULTURE SHOCK
Culture
shock is a condition when people experience a new custom outside of
of their own custom. It happens when they visit a new place
somewhere. As an exchange student of US Department of State, i get a
very Blessed opportunity to have my class in American University.
Nazareth College in Rochester-New-York is my destination for education
here. I had a very shocking day at the very first time i arrived at
the airport of Rochester at 08:30 PM and guess what? everything was
still bright, i could still see the sunshine. seriously? yes it happens
in summer season. Well my life schedule was mess up. It didn't seem
normal to me to see sunlight until 8:30 PM, it should be dark. Anyway
i tried to enjoy it.
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