[...] Dad died in my second year of birth [...].

[...] I gave to a friend who sent them to Africa [...].

[...] I came across 3 landlords who were accommodating but who couldn't rent me a room because I was abroad [...].

[...] The day I booked the ticket on the Eurostar website, I was blocked because of the famous security code [...].

[...] I realised that there would be no turning back [...]. The English was in me and I was in him.

[...] Sometimes his silence says everything and sometimes he replies [...]. You feel peaceful and secure in spite of the chaos around you.

[...] God is fair and good [...]. I decided to listen to my heart and leave everything behind.

I used to live in a monotonous lifestyle [...]. I signed up for dance classes [...].

I was very frustrated because I felt over exploited. [...] I was quite excited and happy to have a full time and permanent job [...].

[...] I had developed a urticaria crisis [...]. Speaking English was exciting [...].