Hello @justinparke
What a life experience, reading you makes me think that life has strange purposes for each one of us, things in the world are changing, but I am afraid that not necessarily for a better life, with less borders and limitations, but rather for a world in which politics tries to limit everything with superfluous excuses. But as you say, we may at some point find that point in the world where consciences are not so corrupted, and being and knowing are valued more than having.
Blessings to you and your family.
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Give thanks for the kind words. I know you are in a tough situation as well my friend. We just have to do research to see where a better place for us may be. If Cambodians were eligible for Colombian visas, we'd be there with you my friend. For now Ethiopia looks very promising. It has a cost of living similar to Cambodia, delicious food, and an most importantly, an economy not in freefall.
Things are getting tighter here. I had to get permission and a written note from the Western Union agent which allowed me to go to a nearby Cambio and exchange for the "proper rate," whatever that is. Inflation is at an all-time high, a year ago 8 Suriname dollars were equal to 1 US dollar, but now the exchange is 18.50 to 1. This would actually be great for us if the shops hadn't increased prices by 200% to 600%. !ENGAGE 40
ENGAGEtokens.