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My First Day In America Diary Entry

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Dear diary to day is my first day at my new management position in America and my first day in America. As always I went to work with a pair of jeans and a t-shirt which turned out to be a bad idea. Unlikely Norway, the employees wears suits and skirts, not jeans. I’ve already noticed some of the difference from Norway and I haven’t started at work properly yet. When I took the bus to work this morning I had to sit with somebody else because the bus was so full. Usually that wouldn’t be a problem, because in Norway we just ignore the person who sits next to you, but apparently its not the same here. The women next to me started to ask were I was headed, were I came from and all those weird questions, and I was like, mind your own business…

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