My Two HomesThere are two places th

My Two Homes
There are two places that have had profound impact in my life. One of them is New York City, and the other is Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. When you compare them, they seem like dramatically different places, but they have some things in common, and I love them both.
There are many reasons why New York seems like my home away from home. Both cities are striking and distinctive. For example, each has its own nickname. everyone knows New York is "the Big Apple." Quetzaltenango is known as "Xela" (pronounced shey-la), which is a lot easier to say! Second, both cities have a "Central Park" where people like to go and walk. Although Central Park in Xela is smaller, its tropical flowers and colonial architecture mean it is just as beautiful as New York`s. Furthermore, when you walk around Xela, you find many tourists and people from other countries, just like in New York. For me, this means conversations in Xela are just as interesting as conversations in New York.
Despite their similarities, these cities are different. Life in Xela is more colorful and the pace of life is slower. For this reason, whenever I return to Xela, it is like an escape. When I arrive, the first thing I notice is the color. In New York, many people wear black to be stylish, but in Xela stylish clothing is the rainbow-colored clothing of the indigenous people. And because Xela is smaller, the beautiful green mountains outside the city are always visible. The second thing I notice is the pace of life. They say New York never sleeps, and it must be true, because I always see people walking and cars on the streets, even late at night. In the evening, my Guatemalan city definitely sleeps. Some younger people go out dancing and come families take a walk in the city`s Central Park, but by ten o`clock the streets are pretty deserted. On the other hand, New Yorkers are often in such a hurry, they don` even stop to eat. For breakfast they buy food on the street, and eat it while they are walking or on the subway. At lunch they order food from work and eat their desks. In Xela people eat their breakfast at home and most come home from work a much more relaxed and longer lunch.
In conclusion, these are the two cities I love. For me, both are home, are unique, and are filled with interesting people. These places represent the best of both worlds. New York is more hurried and rushed when I need energy, and Xela gives me a shower pace when I need to relax. Together they keep me balanced.

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My Two Homes
There are Two Places that have had Profound Impact in My Life. One of them is New York City, and the other is Quetzaltenango, Guatemala. When You compare them, they seem like Places dramatically different, but they have in common Some Things, and I Love them both.
There are many Reasons why New York seems like My Home Away from Home. Both cities are striking and distinctive. For example, each has its own nickname. everyone knows New York is "the Big Apple.". Quetzaltenango is known as "Xela" (pronounced shey-la), which is a lot easier to say! Second, both cities have a "Central Park" where people like to go and walk. Although Central Park in Xela is smaller, its tropical flowers and colonial architecture mean it is just as beautiful as New York`s. Furthermore, when you walk around Xela, you find many tourists and people from other countries, just like in New York. For me, this means Conversations Conversations As Interesting As in Xela are just in New York.
Despite their similarities, these cities are different. Life in Xela is more colorful and the pace of life is slower. For this reason, whenever I return to Xela, it is like an escape. When I arrive, the first thing I notice is the color. In New York, many people wear black to be stylish, but in Xela stylish clothing is the rainbow-colored clothing of the indigenous people. And because Xela is smaller, the beautiful green mountains outside the city are always visible. The second thing I notice is the pace of life. They say New York never sleeps, and it must be true, because I always see people walking and cars on the streets, even late at night. In the evening, my Guatemalan city definitely sleeps. Some younger people go out dancing and come families take a walk in the city`s Central Park, but by ten o`clock the streets are pretty deserted. On the other hand, New Yorkers are often in such a hurry, they don` even stop to eat. For breakfast they buy food on the street, and eat it while they are walking or on the subway. At lunch they order food from work and eat their desks. Eat their breakfast in Xela people Come Home from Work at Home and Most More relaxed and a much Longer Lunch.
In conclusion, these are the cities I Love Two. For me, both are home, are unique, and are filled with interesting people. These places represent the best of both worlds. New York is more hurried and rushed when I need energy, and Xela gives me a shower pace when I need to relax. Together they keep me balanced.

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My Two Homes There are two places that have had profound impact in my life. One of them is New, York City and the other. Is, Quetzaltenango Guatemala. When you, compare them they seem like dramatically different places but they, have some things. In common and I, love them both.
There are many reasons why New York seems like my home away from home. Both cities are. Striking and distinctive.For example each has, its own nickname. Everyone knows New York is "the Big Apple." Quetzaltenango is known as Xela "(pronounced." Shey-la), which is a lot easier to say! Second both cities, have a "Central Park" where people like to go and walk. Although. Central Park in Xela, is smaller its tropical flowers and colonial architecture mean it is just as beautiful as New York s. "). Furthermore.When you walk, around Xela you find many tourists and people from, other countries just like in New York. For me this,, Means conversations in Xela are just as interesting as conversations in New York.
Despite their similarities these cities,, Are different. Life in Xela is more colorful and the pace of life is slower. For this reason whenever I, return, to Xela. It is like an escape.When, I arrive the first thing I notice is the color. In New York many people, wear black to, be stylish but in Xela stylish. Clothing is the rainbow-colored clothing of the indigenous people. And because Xela is smaller the beautiful, green mountains. Outside the city are always visible. The second thing I notice is the pace of life. They say New York, never sleeps and. It must, be trueBecause I always see people walking and cars on, the streets even late at night. In, the evening my Guatemalan city definitely. Sleeps. Some younger people go out dancing and come families take a walk in the city "s Central Park but by, ten o clock." The streets are pretty deserted. On the other hand New Yorkers, are often in such, a hurry they don "even stop to eat.For breakfast they buy food on, the street and eat it while they are walking or on the subway. At lunch they order food. From work and eat their desks. In Xela people eat their breakfast at home and most come home from work a much more relaxed. And longer lunch.
In conclusion these are, the two cities I love. For me both home, are, unique and are, are filled with. Interesting people.These places represent the best of both worlds. New York is more hurried and rushed when I, need energy and Xela gives. Me a shower pace when I need to relax. Together they keep me balanced.