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| This is interesting because I lived in Paterson until I was 6, then I moved to a town outside Philadelphia. Red is most similar and blue is most different. |
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| This is the Château d'Angers from the air |
My thoughts on foreign perceptions of Americans. My advisor once told me "A person who speaks three languages is a tri-linguist. A person who speaks two languages is a bi-linguist. A person who speaks one language is an American." -P. Wolfe, Allegheny College
I think this mostly sums up what the general perception of Americans is according to foreigners. In my opinion, the most important thing to keep in mind when traveling to a foreign country as an American is to keep an open mind. Keeping an open mind will allow me as a foreigner to better adapt to my surroundings and the people around me.
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