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When I heard that I could live in America, I was overjoyed. Before I came here, I had a lot of time to adjust to the fact that I would soon be living in another country. I deeply wished to try American life and I had many other reasons for coming here. But there was also a downside, I would be cut off from all my friends, relatives, and everything I had in Georgia and I did every day, and a new, difficult phase in my life would begin. I was ready for this, but as the departure date approached, I felt strange in the last few days. My friends were also sad and didn’t want me to go. I couldn’t accept the fact that I wouldn't be able to see them every day. It’s hard to be separated from friends like the ones I have. They also organized a farewell party for me, which was emotional and we had a lot of fun. It was my last gathering with my friends before I left.

The time for my departure came, which was full of emotions.

When I came here, everything changed, I reevaluated a lot of things, I looked at everything with different eyes. There is a huge difference in everything between Georgia and America. I can’t say that everything I saw here was unexpected and unfamiliar to me, because today it is possible to obtain all kinds of information through social networks.

Now I’m looking for new friends, meeting new people. I’ve literally started my life anew, which hasn’t been easy. Life without friends and relationships is unimaginable for me, so I need good people around me. I know I will face many difficulties, but I'm ready for it.

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Faith plates a big role in my life. I believe in God and I have felt his presence many times, he has helped me many times. For me, God means goodness, love and everything good. However, faith doesn’t just mean believing in God. It’s also important to believe in ourselves, that whatever we set our minds to, it’ll come true. I have experienced the power of believing in something. I remember one moment in particular when I really wanted something to happen, I believed it would happen, and it did.

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I think that people are not born evil, they become so. Our surroundings, the kind of environment we grow up in, are significant. A person learns from childhood what he sees and thinks is good.When a person is evil, they probably had to go through a hard life, did not grow up with love, and saw only evil. Such people find it difficult to share the happiness of others, moreover, seeing it irritates them and they want others to be bad too.

Personally, I have never had a moment like this where a mean person wanted to hurt me or make me feel bad. However, on social media I have seen many mean people who feel the urge to insult, humiliate, and make complete strangers feel bad. I don't know how possible it is to "ennoble" such people (I mean an adult, not a child, for whom it's not too late to get on the right path), because I've never had a similar case and it's hard to talk about something I haven't experienced. I believe that good has greater power than evil. I wish everyone could express kindness, because it's a great feeling when we know that we've made someone happy with our kindness, it makes us a hundred times happier. Life will be easier for everyone when we learn to express more good than bad.

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I don't have one, specific, favorite place. I feel most at peace, happiest, and important to someone in my country, where my loved ones are. If I need something, I know who to turn to. Most importantly, my loved ones are by my side and I spend time with them. Wherever I am, people create happy moments for me. In my opinion, no matter where we are, no matter how we are, we still find the most peace in our homeland. However, if no one is waiting for a person there, then it doesn't matter much where they are.

Therefore, people play a huge role in our lives. without them, no place would be memorable, and I think life wouldn't be much fun either.

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"Faith" is fine invention (202) by Emily Dickinson