SOULFISHING: a blogette

Recently my mom and I were talking about acting and how to “make it” and she told me I should move to Canada.  Apparently all these people she knows and other extremely famous people (rachel mcadams, ryan gosling, to name two) are all from Canada and are all getting acting gigs.  Since there isn’t as many people who are trying to be actors your chances are higher of being picked up.  

So here’s the plan:  Maybe I could go for a few months (depending on the whole VISA situation) and hopefully land some awesome contract and be a cute little southern girl way up in Canada.  Only small, little, tiny problem  is that I’m cold in 72 degree weather… hmm…

travelhighlights:

From Asylum:

HSBC Bank asked over 2,000 ex-pats in 48 different countries to rate their new nation of residence on ability to befriend locals, ease in joining community groups, number who learned the language and percentage that bought property.

Germany and Australia followed Canada in the two and three spots respectively, while the United States placed sixth. Defying all stereotypes, France clocked in as the ninth most friendly nation. China pulled up the rear, although much of that can be attributed to having a difficult language to learn, and a culture that can be confusing to Westerners.
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