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(3/3) My Dad always wanted me to be a doctor, regardless of the fact that I coul…

(3/3) My Dad always wanted me to be a doctor, regardless of the fact that I coul…

by nhoa | Feb 26, 2016 | Uncategorized

(3/3) My Dad always wanted me to be a doctor, regardless of the fact that I couldn’t stand the sight of blood! But I’m afraid that I didn’t meet his expectations because I did Arts instead! Later, I transferred to Law, followed by a Masters in Conflict Resolution. Now...
(2/3) Australia took some getting used to. There were many foods that I’d never …

(2/3) Australia took some getting used to. There were many foods that I’d never …

by nhoa | Feb 26, 2016 | Uncategorized

(2/3) Australia took some getting used to. There were many foods that I’d never seen before – avocados, mangos, zucchinis… and it was strange to come from a small, mountainous village to a flat city like Melbourne. There were also cultural differences. For example, in...
(1/3) Both my parents worked in the same textile factory from the age of 13. Mum…

(1/3) Both my parents worked in the same textile factory from the age of 13. Mum…

by nhoa | Feb 26, 2016 | Uncategorized

(1/3) Both my parents worked in the same textile factory from the age of 13. Mum was a weaver, Dad worked with yarn. Our town in the North of Portugal survived entirely on the textile industry, but once companies started moving offshore for cheaper labour, everything...

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