To Lorena

[thechief]

I am actually much calmer now, and have a few ideas in mind, post our meeting and discussion of other issues, for how to resolve the problem I am currently having in the way of work. Simply because one editor is not willing to fund or publish me is no reason another would not accept a piece or column once I have already gotten to the station, right?

And I have quite enough for a ticket, the semester is nearly enough over...

I think that we all know what it is I have to do here. Luckily, I have the money for my funding. Surely once that's happened...

Let us just see what's to come, right? What else is there to do but heed the call?

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[citizenmoore]

Were you warned about applying insulation plates to any of your equipment?

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[citizenmoore]

Check local export rules of course, but packing airtight packages of preferred snacks may be pleasant. The company stores in Lorena Station sell limited options, and they're all labelled in Cyrillic. A small Russian dictionary may be handy.

Common languages are French, English, German, and Russian. Most signs are bi or tri lingual.

Journalism requires permits if you're asking for official reviews or trying to be printed in Lorena. Note the qualifiers. You may want to see how your embassy is in Lorena if you're planning on being printed in Paris. I believe it's pretty good.

If you are arrested at any point, your embassy is your best protection, you see. If they're in blue uniforms, keep calm. If they're in grey, ask for your embassy.