Oh yeah, it's at the other side of europe. "facepalm at my own foolishness" Sometime's I forget that their are a lot of people less fortunate than I. I need to learn to see the world from the eyes of the lower classes as well as from the upper classes where I decend from.Well Erie is on the other side of Europe after we were not just right over the border from Constantinople infact the New World is just a little farther away.
Moving through all of Europe would have been a death march and quite frankly me and my mother didnt want to see any more third world (we coulnt afford a plane)
My Mother got lucky when she got a job around Dublin for a low level trans sea company usually my mother's crew was assigned for Albion (what you call Firanja) but we were assigned to a much larger ship that took us to the arab colonies. We had a difficult time adapting to a much different culture that was breathtakingly secular. We were pretty much illegal immigrants so we hitch hiked to the border and sneaked into Fusang. Here the Immigration Policies are much friendlier to Europeans.
It has been very hard to change to this new culture but it is much better than Erie. I am luck enough that the government will pay for me to get a higher education, so my mother will live in a much better apartment than where we are now..
Sence I'm trying to learn how to see the world from a bottom up as well as my present veiw of up down. If it's ok with you may I ask some quistions from what it's like to live in the lower classes?