HAD TO GO to America for a while to give some talks. Going to America always does me good. It's where I'm from, after all. There's baseball on the TV, people are friendly and upbeat, they don't obsess about the weather except when there is weather worth obsessing about, you can have all the ice cubes you want. Above all, visiting America gives me perspective. Consider
In his book "The Road to Little Dribbling: More Notes from a Small Island," author Bill Bryson shares his experiences of traveling to America for speaking engagements. He expresses his fondness for America, noting that it brings him comfort and joy. The atmosphere in America is marked by friendliness and positivity, with an easygoing attitude towards the weather, only caring about it when it truly matters. Bryson appreciates simple pleasures, such as enjoying ice-cold drinks, which add to his sense of contentment.
Visiting America allows Bryson to gain valuable perspective on his life and surroundings. He contrasts this upbeat environment with his everyday routine, highlighting how a trip back to his roots rejuvenates him. This balance between his American and current experiences helps him reflect on the differences and similarities he observes, ultimately enriching his understanding of both cultures. Bryson's love for America is evident as he captures the essence of its charm and warmth.
