Xenophilia is such a friendly word. It is, of course, Greek and the translation is "friendly to foreigners."

Were people friendly to me? Almost to a person, they were. I have no complaints, and London is one of my favorite cities in the world.
Unfortunately, though, there are some people who don't feel quite as welcomed in foreign lands as I did in the UK. During my time there, I did not take a job away from a British citizen. I helped support the economy and paid taxes.

Let's try to be at least a little Xenophilic, and welcome those foreigners who are traveling, doing a job or becoming a United States citizen. We'll all feel so much better!
I agree-- we should be more xenophilic toward others who visit us--from other countries, states, cities-- I find that if you get to know someone you might learn something new and I love to learn!!
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WHat a great series. I am glad I found you even though today is the letter z!
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