for me it was the brutality in Australia. I come from Communist Hungary. I have seen all this before. I did not immigrate to the greatest country in the world only to be thrown back into Socialism. This is the land of the free, home of the brave. Let's keep it that way

When I first visited Australia I was surprised at the amount of racial disruption, but not as politically crazy as my third visit. Hungarian, eh? My Sephardic paternal lineage were sheltered in Buda. I fell in love with Budapest (but for the remnants of post-soviet era ugly).

I've never been to Australia, and it looks like I never will now! :)

Did you get back to Hungary post communism era? I was very fortunate to travel as part of my work and joy. I have however missed some places I'd love to have visited. Traveling, working and living in other nations is also an amazing educational opportunity!

Oh yeah, many times in the last 20 years... Gorgeous country full of history and flavor. I would like to retire there one day.

Sent there by Microsoft, I had the utterly amazing experience of speaking at the Museum of Art in King's Square. Springime, flowers, utterly lovely people. I hope your desire to retire there comes true. My Aunt by marriage returned to Latvia after, and found peace and happiness.

As soon as the covid restrictions are lifted. My wife is not a citizen of Hungary, so they will not let her in right now. But one day! Promised myself.

Here's to better all around! I'm still glad to be out of Las Vegas, I was very unhappy there as my Mom had brain cancer. She passed October 1st 2017 at Sunrise Hospital, and as I walked out? Massacre. Heard every shot and scream. I had to leave for my sanity - what's left of it!

A little memory of Budapest. Speaking about Web technologies at the museum of art, it was amazing, such an honor and rather paradoxical topic wise :)

very cool!