Standing Out

Looking at the bright light of the Indian Ocean which is the pearl of Sri Lanka, I grew up in various environments, developed various moral values, made me different. In addition to the experience of Sri Lanka, various situations in the US after entering the country in 2006 helped highlight other applicants. Furthermore, during the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004, I lived in a coastal city of Sri Lanka and witnessed the tsunami, I grew up and formed the idea that many high school elderly people have.

I spent a lot of time at college, I stand out in my research, I stand out among my classmates, and I have a lot of teachers (probably one or two Man). I was even noticeable in the eyes of my interest, and I pursued it with all my heart. Okay, I really stand out in my class ... I want to know more about the disorder of depression, and my life is like this at my house and university. My friend (I thank Jesus everyday) is the only comfort like firefly in the dark night. It was as difficult as life, I felt comforted in simple things like eating a good meal, exploring new places with friends, helping those who drink one or two drops.

We all think that we are unique, but in most cases, especially in our daily life, we are comfortable. To my surprise, immigrants are no different. Just like most people, they want to stand out by choosing outstanding things. It is usually unrelated to physical characteristics. Their contribution, achievement, interest, value, belief, opinion. Past occupations are a good example. Many highly educated immigrants are often difficult to understand as they are escaping from imminent danger in their hometown, and there are not many plans. Many people are welcomed by countless regulations and expensive procedures, so I can not find a job as a degree.