Track16 - I meant that I will not write any more blogs about her. I am still going to see her as much as I can, and nothing has changed between her and I.
JimNastics - I do. Me and her have been friends for almost 16 years, so it would be pointless to start a relationship now. If it was to happen, it would have happened by now. Besides, me and her are completely different people, so we wouldn't be compatible together. I rarely see her, since she lives quite far from me. Also, I don't really do LDR's, so that's also one of the reasons why.
But the main reason: Her lifestyle. She likes to party and be out to 5-6 am, which I am getting far too old for now.
I do value her as a friend, a good friend, whom I seldom get to see. But when I do, we have a great time together.
JimNastics - Me and her have been talking about dating people, and she has a very hard time finding someone to date, but even if she finds someone to date, I am not gonna stop being friendly towards her. The thing about being friends, is that you talk to each other in a friendly way. At no point have I ever thought to myself "I would love to date her!"
myssmyss - I highly doubt that my ESTA will be revoked, because of a fictional story. The only way, that my ESTA can be revoked, is if I break the law.
"An ESTA can be revoked at any time after the authorization approval is granted. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reserves the right of admissibility for any ESTA applicant traveling under the Visa Waiver Program. ESTA performs multiple and continuous checks on applicant eligibility. Such checks occur on various law enforcement, immigration, and other databases. This ensures CBP’s data is always accurate and current to address evolving security threats around the world."
Therefore, I am not worried at all. I am writing the screenplay on my laptop. The file is stored on my hard drive, and not online. Nobody, except one of my friends, has read anything about the story at all. I tend to keep it that way until I am ready to share the story.
Furthermore, the only a denied ESTA is most likely due to one or more of the following reasons:
"On a previous visit to the United States, you overstayed beyond the amount of time allowable for your visa or visa waiver.
On a previous visit to the United States, you did not have the appropriate visa to work
You previously made a request for a visa or visa waiver, and were denied entry into the United States. The answers you provided on your ESTA application form were incorrect, once cross-checked with the US government systems.
You provided the passport details for a passport that you claimed to be lost or stolen, yet actually was still in your possession.
You have a criminal record, and regardless of your answer to question 2 on the ESTA application form, you were found to have a conviction history.
You have the name of someone who committed a crime in your name, or you are a victim of identity theft."
Since a fictional story doesn't break those rules, I am confident that my ESTA is not getting revoked. They do recommend that I check up on the ESTA regularly, but that was always something I would do anyway :)
mollybaby: I could probably, yes. I have a very active imagination, and I love when things get destroyed, so maybe I should begin outlining a disaster movie.
I actually started working on a crime thriller story a few weeks ago. If I can find it, I will post one of the action sequences I wrote as a separate blog, or as a comment here. I tried to write it as thrilling as possible
myssmyss: I am nowhere near exciting enough to make a movie about. Besides, nobody would see it, which makes it even less likely that I will write it :)
myssmyss - I did a test pack of the things I am bringing with me, and they all fit. I am bringing three pair of jeans, seven t shirts, seven pairs of boxers and seven pairs of socks. I am using what I refer to as the "rolling method", where I roll everything up, so I can get more in the bag.
Now, with that being said, I have no space for souvenirs, so I might have to get a bigger suitcase and then pay the bag fee at the airport - and then hope my suitcase isn't getting lost in transit
I have quite a big suitcase, so I might just take that with me instead
fiorenza: Well spotted. Title corrected :). Thank you for pointing it out for me. I know I am going in May, but I am just extremely excited! It is my first ever time in the US, so it's only natural for me to be excited :)
mollybaby: I am not gonna write a million blogs on the subject. Two or three, at the most. I haven't written a blog about it in two days, and I don't have anything new to say about the subject yet :)
myssmyss: The ESTA isn't a visa. Speaking of visas, I don't need one if my trip is shorter than 90 days. Denmark is a part of the VWP (Visa Waiver Program) which allows me to visit the US without a visa. All I need is the ESTA and enough money to support myself for the duration of my stay
myssmyss: I have booked a Basic Economy ticket, which means that it's non-refundable, but I will absolutely make the trip, no matter what. I just need to make sure I am not sick or anything
loulou77: No :D. They never asked about my faith. Although, my name doesn't really suggest that I am a Muslim, but you never really know what faith people are from their name only
Agentbob: I have never been to that airport. but it's rated very well on Google. 3 stars out of 5 is alright. I am not spending hours in the airport. 30 minutes, mostly. Hopefully. It depends on the security and how many people there are in front of me when I arrive :)
athought4u - Here you can volunteer for various events, such as festivals, car racing, shelters for the homeless, foodbanks and any other event that requires volunteers.
Regarding me being thin skinned - I am not. Rain don't really bother me at all. After living 2 and a half years in Scotland, I have learned to make rain my friend. The night shift at the festival I just finished, was very wet. My shoes were soaked, as was my clothes. I never once complained or wanted to throw in the towel. I love the rain, and I really wish we had more of it here :)
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Track16 - I meant that I will not write any more blogs about her. I am still going to see her as much as I can, and nothing has changed between her and I.