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	<title>Riverland International Student Club &#187; Turkmenistan</title>
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		<title>Olya Ibragimova</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 18 Nov 2009 06:35:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Ivan Okhin</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hello!!! I’m Olga from Turkmenistan and I am alumni of the Global UGRAD program’09, Austin, MN and I visited RCC and that was awesome!!! You know, sometimes many things in life are challenging, but obstacles can be always overcome…to be a newcomer in another city or country can be challenging, and whenever one goes somewhere [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignright size-full wp-image-138" title="Olya Ibragimova" src="http://www.rccinternational.info/club/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/OlyaIbragimova.jpg" alt="Olya Ibragimova" width="220" height="200" />Hello!!!  I’m Olga from Turkmenistan and I am alumni of the Global UGRAD program’09,  Austin, MN and I visited RCC and that was awesome!!!<br />
You  know, sometimes many things in life are challenging, but obstacles can  be always overcome…to be a newcomer in another city or country can  be challenging, and whenever one goes somewhere everything looks new.  Sometimes, one feels good or bad being in a new place. To be honest,  first days in America were boring for me, I felt myself isolated a little  bit and I was afraid of coming a new day.<span id="more-135"></span> You may be laughing, or say  that I was not mature enough or I might be like a child, but I bet every  international student goes through such a test, because everything seems  absolutely different. However, being far from sweet home, I understood  one very important lesson in my life that wherever I go I must seize  every opportunity to get to know new things and experience both challenges  and good times. To tell you the truth, I did not want to leave my friends,  school and favorite places at the end of the last month of my stay in  states. I felt I didn’t want to go back to my country. So I’ve been  adjusted to a new culture and I liked that. I was able to tell about  my culture, traditions and customs to different people. I got very good  experience, knowledge and new skills. I really understood what a melting  pot means when I was walking in the crowd streets of Chicago, and I  realized how life in America is rushing.<br />
To  be short, being in states not only helped me to go through challenges  (that helped me to see who I am) but it also gave me a great opportunity  to explore America by my own. I realized how time is very important,  how manageable I became and how life is various when you see it from  another part of the word. Take a chance to explore and experience, I  adore it…</p>
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