Two months in Sri Lanka and India

I arrived home two in the morning. Two months in India and Sri Lanka passed quickly, now I'm back to where I started. It's always been like this-- When I'm traveling, I miss the comforts at home, but when I come back, I miss all the excitements of traveling. 24 hours ago, I was still wandering through those bustling bazaars of Mumbai in the heat; now sitting at my computer at home, I don't what to do. This time I don't have a job to return or new plans to begin, I'll probably go through everything from the start-- looking for jobs, meeting new people, saving money and dreaming about the next destination.

Before the trip, I had three months enjoyable experience of teaching Chinese in Hangzhou and on the internet. The money is not bad and the working hours is quite flexible, I'll be lucky if I can find students again and continue to work like that. The life on the road is hard sometimes; when I back to China, I'm used to comfortable life in Hangzhou and lack the ambition of challenging myself to a new job or moving to another city. Will there be any change this time? When I was in south India I got a job offer of teaching Chinese in New Delhi, this sounds like a wonderful opportunity but because of visa extension problem I couldn't go up to Delhi visiting the school, instead I flew to Sri Lanka and traveled there for a month. Traveling has become easy for me and I know how to manage things, I’m not afraid of going anywhere in the world with my backpack. But how about working and living abroad? I'm sort of expecting a perfect place-- countryside or near the sea, clear air, quiet, good food... But I think I probably ask too much, usually there're more jobs in big cities and I don't really have any particular skill.

Thank you for visiting again, I'll post pictures from Sri Lanka and India soon.