Learning The (Non-Verbal) Lingo
For Brits in the States, it’s pretty much accepted that although we all speak English, it’s “not quite the same”. I (and…
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Making The Decision Right
Last month, I wrote about acceptance of your life as it is today as the starting point for creating a fulfilling life…
Read more →7 Things To Remember When Moving To Canada
You could be forgiven for thinking moving to Canada doesn’t entail the same consideration journeying to a third world country might. After…
Read more →The True Universal Language
Is there a universal language? For centuries, many would sigh dreamily and nod their head in agreement: of course there is, and…
Read more →A Little Advice
I know that February is the “short month”, but it’s seemed to drag on and on in our house. Chalk it up…
Read more →Country Living In The Dominican Republic
Out of the population of 10 million in the Dominican Republic, around 30% live in the country, in small settlements known as…
Read more →Eavesdropping – Tourists And Tolls
I know it’s impolite to eavesdrop on other people’s conversations; however, on a recent flight to the UK I was prompted to…
Read more →The Portable Career Gives You The Freedom To Live And Work Where You Want
A portable career is a career that you can take with you, wherever you go. It gives you the freedom to choose…
Read more →The Other Side Of Carnival
Panama is home to the second largest Carnival celebration in the world. Businesses shut down while people hit the streets for five…
Read more →History Written In The English Landscape
Last month I wrote 24 Reasons Why I Love Living in Britain, but the one I left off, and one of the…
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