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My suitcase was packed the day before I left. Adventures ahead and absolutely no plan what was awaiting me. Now I am living in the US and living my personal dream - selling the best chocolate in the world to worlds largest retailers. On the way I met so many great people for whom I am infinitely thankful. Meeting new people usually means answering the same questions all the time. What is your name? How are you? Where are you from? Where do you work? Living abroad shifts those questions slightly and I collected 12 questions that I get frequently asked and decided to write down my thoughts of them. I don't want to give the answer "Fine, how are you?". I want to dive deeper and explain. All those things that don't fit in the thirty second answer.
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Susanne Lock is currently living her American dream in Buffalo NY. She grew up in a little countryside town in Switzerland and decided at some point that she wanted to see more of the world. Not travel there but live somewhere else. Experience culture in a deeper way. She likes reading (her favorite book is "Le Petit Prince"), speaking about "was die Welt im Innersten zusammenhalt" and her landlords cat Marley. Her family is the most important thing in her life and she always says yes to a good campfire below a starry night or one of those long hikes where you can loose yourself for a little while on a safe path. She loves skunks, thinks the world is a fantastic place, makes wonky cartwheels and her hobbies change on a monthly basis (right now it's crocheting, swimming and Legos).
