Panama…The Horniest Place On Earth
With a country of 3.5 million and at least half of that population living in the country’s capital, it’s no wonder Panama…
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The Native Caymanians
In last month's column (my first) I mentioned the tendency of expats of all classes and origins to feel an affinity with…
Read more →Been A Long Time
This month will mark twenty-two years of living in the States! I can’t really believe it, and yet somehow I still don’t…
Read more →The Global U-Bend Of Happiness
All these years I’ve believed that, underneath it all, people are the same. Now it seems there’s some research to back me…
Read more →When Was Your Last Personal Brand, Career Management and International Job Search Check Up?
Without conducting regular check ups on your personal brand, career management and international job search activities, you run the risk of wasting…
Read more →Five Things My Children Have Gained From Living Overseas
I’ve met people who, on hearing about all the countries my family have lived in, suggest that I should be worried that…
Read more →Swallows In France
Our swallows are finally here. They kept us waiting until the 1st of May this year, much later than normal. We were…
Read more →Car Insurance In Canada – 5 Tips For Expats
As an expat in Canada, finding affordable car insurance can be like trying to shift those last few pounds to reach your…
Read more →Changing Seasons In New Zealand
I woke up this morning, made myself a cup of tea (or two!), pulled a sweatshirt from my university days on over…
Read more →Presidential Elections In The Dominican Republic
On 20 May the Dominican Republic will vote for a new president, a process which happens every four years. Even though the…
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