Moving from my country

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Hello dear hive community <3
I want to tell you about my experience emigrating from the country, I feel that it is quite sad since I did not want to :(

I left on Tuesday for Caracas (the capital of my country, Venezuela), at approximately 5 am

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I really wanted to cry because I realized that I was not going to see my puppy for a long time, and in the morning I took that picture

I was very sad because I really didn't want to leave, I felt very bad about leaving my girlfriend and friends in my country.

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Then we arrived at the airport very early, there was hardly anyone since, there are not many flights currently.
It was terribly cold, and it was quite dark.

After a few hours we were able to get to the capital and go to a hotel, since the plane was leaving until the next day.

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Almost all day in the hotel I was crying since emigrating is difficult, it is very sad and difficult.
Besides that my parents and my sister are staying in Venezuela, that made me even sadder.

The next day I went very early to the airport with my mother to wait for the flight to the Dominican Republic.

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I tried to eat empanadas at the airport but they were a bit hard, you could tell they had been cooked the day before

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At the airport I gave a thousand times trying to find a plug to charge my cell phone, then around 11am the return left and I arrived in the Dominican Republic around 12:30

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I have been here in the Dominican Republic for a few days, I have walked and tried new things, but I only think about returning home with my friends and family, I guess they are new experiences that you have to live, but anyway, I have only thought of going back.

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