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Essay About A Place In My Country

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A creative place I visited in my country.
“No matter how high you get, never forget where you came from”(Beeru Singh). I grew up in my home town Liberia. I miss my country so much and my very good friend from school called Ma Hawa. I wish to visit there now to see the different changes. Like everybody always says there is no place like home. Every moment does count as we live on earth. Try to step out of your comfort zone and explore the nature of life. Traveling around the world to visit families and friends boost your comfort zone. But always remember to put God first in everything you do. Before I moved to the United States of America, I visited my bestfriend Ma Hawa cultural town called Sinoe County. Sinoe County is located in Liberia …show more content…

I visited one called Sinoe and it was a lot of fun with my good friend Ma Hawa from school. From what I can remember we went during school break. I saw pretty new things that I love so much and I got to experience new culture. Sinoe county residents love to listen to gospels and preach the words of God in heaven. They love worshiping his holy name much as I do. I love the people because I was able to be part of them in a special way that taught me about God loves for his people. They are living a free life because they don’t have to work hard for foods, insurance, housing bills payment. These residents are hardworking and loving to anyone who visits them. English and kru is the only languages I know that they speak daily. Wishing to go back in Liberia to visit all these amazing counties we have. Sinoe is a beautiful county with inspiring God fearing people. Now I want to travel all around the world to explore every different cultures. Life is so good when God is in your life. Christmas celebration in Sinoe is traditional and amazing. It reminds us to celebrate out Lord and savior Jesus Christ. “Never forget where you came from and the people that rode with you before you were

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