How to fight homesickness..........
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ways to fight homesickness, be adventurous, go out and meet more friends (never let yourself realise how lonely you are for it will trigger homesickness). keep yourself occupied. Schedule yourself for activities. for example at weekend ask your friend to mingle with you at your place or in their place or just go outside for an hour or more. it will help a lot to release depression. be more active on sports like jogging, basketball or any sports of your desire. sometimes watching alone can be bored but if you invite friends to watch with you it will be more interesting. schooling can be good, going to the beach, driving to cafe or going to the gym will be fine. some of it i already did and i never forget to pray its the most effective way.
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|HaileyinHongKong wrote:What is "hihih"?
A console apparently 
|Armand wrote:HaileyinHongKong wrote:What is "hihih"?
A console apparently
Its just like lol... We filipinos do that its either "heheh" or "hihih"
||maradona812010 wrote:when ur free . go out on a bike ,explore the city .
get to know the roads, the different values, cultures, traditions ,
and specially the local language which can go in a big way .
and i know saudi is very strict in terms of the local traditions and cultures in there .
don't worry i'm ok and i have been places to places here in jeddah. thanks.
||Armand wrote:HaileyinHongKong wrote:What is "hihih"?
A console apparently
your right bro.....
|superanjanet wrote:Armand wrote:HaileyinHongKong wrote:What is "hihih"?
A console apparently
Its just like lol... We filipinos do that its either "heheh" or "hihih"
definitely.....
|Emman Lopez wrote:maradona812010 wrote:when ur free . go out on a bike ,explore the city .
get to know the roads, the different values, cultures, traditions ,
and specially the local language which can go in a big way .
and i know saudi is very strict in terms of the local traditions and cultures in there .
don't worry i'm ok and i have been places to places here in jeddah. thanks.
so how long u been working in the saudi ?
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||MohsinKazmi wrote:Hi Emman,
I'm planning to move saudia, please tell me about life in saudia?
What about peoples? or environment?
exactly here in KSA? i've been in riyadh, taif, buraidah and now here in Jeddah. The best place for me is Jeddah, nice beaches, friendly people, good weather and places to hung outs. thats the reason why i never took my vacation back at home. I have pakistan friends too. The law it's fine with me, everywhere you go as long you don't do things that against the law you will be safe. i rather be the victim then be the criminals. you gonna love it here for sure maybe not 100% unlike in your country but your gonna live. Some maybe against on what i just said but they are only 20% of 90% hihihi. goodluck
||||HaileyinHongKong wrote:Now "busyyyyyeeee" is just wrong.
and why is that? keeping yourself occupied will be good. once your busy you will never felt or there will be less of chances of homesick.
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|Armand wrote:
hhhmmm (wondering 
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||angellascott wrote:It's really hard to fight homesickness. I just hang out with my new friends, look for someone who can listen to me. If I have enough time, I just call or chat with my family.
right.....
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||HaileyinHongKong wrote:There probably aren't many typhoons in Saudi Arabia, so that's something.
honestly I miss flood not that kills one, I miss the rainy seasons but not the typhoons. been here in ksa for 6 years and the longer I stayed the more I misses my family....
|JasfurJQ wrote:HaileyinHongKong wrote:There probably aren't many typhoons in Saudi Arabia, so that's something.
honestly I miss flood not that kills one, I miss the rainy seasons but not the typhoons. been here in ksa for 6 years and the longer I stayed the more I misses my family....
you have done your time.
its time to go home.
||||JasfurJQ wrote:I'll take vacation Inshallah.....
how much vacation time do you get a year?
also good to check the weather forecast for the next two months.
just in case, a cold front decides to meet with a hottie.
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