Two Old Fools And Burglars
On the other side of our valley in the Alpujarra mountains, there is a holiday house owned by a young British family.…
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Country Line Dancing In Mexico
Club music pumped and bodies bumped on the top floor of the packed cantina. Girls wore miniskirts, tight tank tops, and lots…
Read more →Career Choice And The Accompanying Partner
My decision to stop working shortly before I relocated from Hong Kong to Zurich to accompany my husband on a new international…
Read more →Marriage In The Dominican Republic
Not very many Dominicans actually marry, most just live together. Those who do marry tend to be from the middle and upper…
Read more →Moving To Canada From The UK? 5 Things No-One Tells You!
However many times you do it, moving to another country is a big deal. We try to wrap our heads around it…
Read more →What To Bring To New Zealand
Every now and again I get emails or Facebook messages or blog comments with this type of question: “If you were moving…
Read more →The Realities Of Today’s Dynamic Global Employment Climate
Today’s world of work is a much different place than just a few years ago. Many previously proven international job search and…
Read more →Some Like It Hot – But Not On Market Day In Portugal
Market day in Portugal is always an interesting and colourful experience. Regardless of whether a gypsy or flea market I’m always keen…
Read more →Savouring Summer’s Schedule
From as far back as I can remember, summer has always held a special allure. There was something about being freed from…
Read more →The Fine Art Of Moving – Top Tips For Organising Your New Home
Like many expats at this time of year, I’m in the middle of moving house. This time though, I’m not moving country…
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