This
is when my life turned, I went alone to Moldova to seek a quick divorce.
I must admit I was very scared and stayed in my room for the first
two nights. On the third night I decided I must just go out and unwind
so I walked around going in several bars then a club. I had a great
time and everyone welcomed me with open arms. I started to make many
friends and find out more about the country and above all else that
you can stay in Moldova alone with ease without expensive hotels or
translators.
I Started going about
five times a year and slowly it became my home from home. My circle
of friends grew and grew over this year until I had more friends in
Moldova than the U.K. Now you can see why I say just go out and experience
this country, all you have to do is show respect for your hosts and
on the whole they will look after you very well indeed. I split my
time between Moldova and the UK but more and more I preferred Moldova
and in June 2006 I just didn't get on the plane back to England.
Being
a little wary of women after my first experience I wasn't really looking
to get married again. During this time I did become friends with a
woman, we went on our first date after one year and now are very happy
and married. Just to show you it can work just take your time.
Well
there's not much more I can say about myself, and I'm sure you've
had enough of my rambling on by now. I hope if you come to Moldova
you find the same things I did and please remember I am available
for any assistance you may need for your journey .I hope you enjoyed
my small story about my Modovan experiences.