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"Expat Expert Robin Pascoe Releases New Online Lecture Series on Successful Living Abroad
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Author Robin Pascoe, who created ExpatExpert.com in 1998 to support globally, mobile families, recently posted a new online video lecture series (free) which addresses many of the major challenges of adjusting to life abroad which she writes about in her books in support of the mobile, expat family. While the lecture is offered in bite-sized segments of three-to-five minutes, the entire program runs one hour and is based on her lecture ?Successful Living Abroad' which she has delivered to expat...
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Living on a farm skills
From Living on a farm in Slovakia, Today, Read 0 times. Similar articles
One thing you should certainly learn when living on a farm in Slovakia is how to get your winter wood stock ready. You need:1) a lot of wood (12 - 20 cubic metre if you like it hot as we do)2) a good working motorsaw3) a new saw chain (every year is nice)4) a decent axe5) two people (plus a babysit because this is no work for a child)and a nice neighbour who teaches you the art of using and maintaining a motorsaw because sawing and splitting wood for dummies hasn't yet been written.
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World's 25 Best Retirement Destinations
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News Release from International Living
Ecuador tops IL’s Annual Retirement Index for the second year running
For Kent and Christina Zimmerman, leaving Colorado for Cuenca, Ecuador felt like making a huge jump without a net.
But after a year in the country that tops International Living's 2010 Retirement Index, they're loving their new lives in Ecuador.
They pay just $300 monthly rent for a rooftop apartment with panoramic views across Cuenca, a colonial center steeped...
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Living in the Philippines for an Expat
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Had a bit of a surprise email in my mailbox this morning regarding the way TropicalPenpals.com is compared to other sites. Surprise wasn't that TP is different but its nice to get some positive...
Tropicalpenpals a blog for the Philippines
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2S2: An Idea
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Hi there, readers.Many of you know about 2S2, the social meetup plan I concocted late last year to help us folks living in Korea get connected with each other. Now, over the last few months, I've been busy as a fox in a henhouse, taking care of this and that, and as my friends will know, I haven't even had time to have a social life...and 2S2 has fallen by the wayside.Now, I know some people who are not happy about this, and some people who want to support 2S2 if it continues, and I'm trying...
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Myths about Ireland
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More and more, I become confused that Irish culture myths are not quickly dispelled with a dose of reality, but then it seems the Irish are too busy living life to bother with misinformation that doesn't hurt anyone. Here are some common myths other countries believe about the Irish and how true they are written by an outsider who's now a little more of an insider.
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On Lock Down
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Most foreigners, when they move to Guatemala, move to Antigua. It’s the natural choice, since the entire town can be walked in about 15-20 minutes, depending on how many times you turn your ankle on cobblestones or trip over open holes in the sidewalk. You’re close to everything and there’s no need to worry about transportation.
I really liked living there, but Irving never did and that’s how we ended up in San Juan. Of course, these days, most of the houses in Antigua...
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Christchurch trembled and shook
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It surprised me when I heard that Christchurch was struck by an earthquake today. Given that the Southern Alps (and associated faultlines) are within striking distance to this small but packed city, I never felt the earth tremble in Christchurch.
But it did and in the early hours the morning (NZ time). Earthquakes have lousy timing and strike in the most unusual places — to the layperson that it. Ask a scientist and they invariably hold a different view.
Living in an earthquake prone...
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What Would You Do If You Could Have Anything You Wanted in a House Full of Beautiful Things'
From Tongue in Cheek, Today, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Photography and Text by Corey Amaro ....Story continued from yesterday's post...... With notebooks in hand the band of six climbed the front steps and went into their Great Uncle's home. I was the last one to enter, right behind my soon to be French Husband. I held his hand as we walked passed the entrance, through the living room, barely pausing in the dining room, walked down the hallway, where I glanced into the library as he lead me up the three flights of stairs to the attic. French...
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Christchurch Earthquake: News Roundup
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The magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck about 30km west of Christchurch at 4.35am today, at a depth of 10km, causing injuries, structural damage and gas leaks, cutting power, and rupturing water and sewerage mains.
Christchurch in NZ's South Island suffered a huge quake early this morning. What are the papers saying around NZ'
First the latest from civil defenceAnd a round up of the press:
Christchurch Press
Otago Daily Times
Dom Post
New Zealand Herald
And What's it like living...
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