Memorial

Before starting to discuss a part of my life as immigrants in America, I tell you what made ​​me decide to live in this country. I am Honduran and since childhood I wanted to re-locate to anew country and that desire was increased in the last 2 years when the situation in Honduras was made more difficult socially and economically speaking, so I talk to my mom I applied and aftertell me what he said yes.
So far everything was going great. I saw myself living in the U.S. with my mom my dad and my brother, but we had a little problem: taxes do not know who brought mein charge. Then my grandfather took care to find a trustworthy person and words, which at first looked like it would take a couple of months to find ... arriving on time, my grandfather engagedin the search said it would take them a month and so on until reach nine months of waiting .. So we got to the point where it was uncertain how long it would take to obtain that person so thedecision could wait no longer and had to decide on the offer that we had an old friend of my grandfather.
This news disappointed us a little, because although we did not trust much on thatperson, my mind was to travel to the United States. This country is considered among the ten best places in the world to live, is a developed, first world, is a multicultural country made ​​uplargely of immigrants, is an economically stable country is a very safe country to live, most of the population has access to housing, transportation, education, food, health, high quality,unlike developed countries.
Now that I live in the U.S. I am happy to be with my parents and my brother because I knew I also feel happy because I have the opportunity to study and become abetter person in the future and not depend on anyone to have my work my things and also because I met all my family but it was something that cost me a lot of work to achieve but I succeeded.