"Any serious attempt to try
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Living
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Living
In Boquete, Panama ~ A
Day In Boquete ~ by Kent McNaughton - My day begins at 7am. Time to
feed the cat. OK, it really began about 6am when the sky lightened enough
to call it day and the cat knows it’s time to begin the morning badgering,
which will continue until she has been fed at 7am. Tika’s the cat’s name.
Hates everyone but me, but now and then I’ll get a snarl, a bite, or a
paw swipe, too.
My
Frustrating Love ~ What
Is It Like To Live In China? ~ Photos And Story by Daniel Wallace -
This article is a goodbye to the country I've lived in for ten months -
travelling, living with a local family, teaching English. This is an account
of the good and bad things I've encountered, and as a result is inevitably
a series of generalisations - there are lots of exceptions to the tendencies
I'm describing.
Travels
In The Caribbean ~ Dominica
And Antigua ~ by Deb Andrews - There is an undeniable magic about Dominica,
it hovers in the universal sound of falling water, in the misty green mountains
and vowel-heavy Creole spoken on every village street. Take care, this
region of magic is inhabited by “jumbies”, entities who are not known for
their kindness to people.
How
To Find A Sadhu Of Your Very Own ~ Or
The Challenges Of Buying A Tibetan Horse ~ by Brandon Wilson - Chuzal
Dzong was three gritty, unpaved streets, boasting a couple of general stores
all touting the same Chinese goods, a pool hall, a smaller café
frying more spicy Szechwan, and an audio cassette cum sweet shop. It wasn't
much. But I figured it was our only chance to find something with four
legs to carry our packs and someone with two to guide us to Gyantse.
The
Double Escape - Escaping
from Britain to Italy ~ By Jonathan Anderson - When I came to Italy
in 1983, I was escaping from the gloomy Britain of Margaret Thatcher. I
could see no brightness in any future for me there, so together with my
brother, I left England. We were searching for complete change, adventure
and the chance to make a new start in life with a different flavor. Certainly,
we found all these things and much more by moving to Italy. Over twenty
years later we are both still very happy to be living here, and thriving
with our respective families.
Taking
The Slow Route Home ~ Living
On A Spanish Farm ~ by Paul Read - Miguel has sold his car and
has decided to buy something much better. This new vehicle gives off no
pollution, no emissions whatsoever. In fact it uses a very green sort of
fuel that can be recycled for other uses. It transports him, his tools,
his packed lunch and his dog to work but he rarely has to use a road. And
when the sun sets over the green Vega that snakes up to his village from
the Granada coast, his trusty mode of transport gets him safely back home
down narrow alleyways that even a Smart Car would think twice before entering.
Sumbawa
~ Another
Kind Of Paradise ~ by Bruce E. Pohlmann - It
is a dilemma that every traveler faces – especially every traveler who
wants to tell his friends about the Hidden Paradise he’s discovered: the
very fact of giving a name - or a face - to the place you love changes
it till it becomes a place you hardly like. Talk about how unspoiled somewhere
is, and you’re almost inviting its despoliation. When someone gives you
the address of the unknown Shangri-La he’s found, you’re forced to wonder
whether he’s serving its interests or his own.
Surfing,
Koalas And Night Canoeing ~ The
Final Leg Of Australia’s East Coast ~ by Dawnelle Salant - Two hours
south from the commercialized tourist resort of Surfer’s Paradise lies
Byron
Bay. Part of New South Wales, Byron Bay is the perfect beach town. Not
too big and not too small, the surfing mecca is flawlessly situated on
an ideal surfing break. Tourists flock here not only for the surfing, but
also for the town’s many spas, yoga centers, nightlife and one particularly
famous dive site
Places
To Live In The World: Emerging Alternatives ~ From
Canada To Europe, Africa To Asia, It’s Time For A Fresh Look ~ by Phillip
Townsend - The advent of fast Internet communication and inexpensive air
travel makes it easier to turn any far-flung paradise into a permanent
home. Which places in the world have the most to offer? The perfect place
to live or retire, of course depends on your idea of perfection.
The
Transformation Of The UAE ~ What’s
A Poor Camel To Do? ~ by Bonnie Burns - Part of the charm of living
in old world Arabia is the hours spent haggling in the crooked, narrow
alleys of the old souks where you’ll be offered a stout Turkish coffee
and interesting conversation that leaves both people smiling. Then off
you go to the fish market, where the Gulf shrimp are so fresh and delicious,
you’ll kiss your fingertips. Next stop is the fruit and veg souks where
produce is squeezed then bagged at a mere fraction of grocery store prices.
But the recent announcement of the demolition of Abu Dhabi’s souks is bringing
this way of life to an abrupt end.
Home
Sweet Patagonia ~Patagonia
In The WInter ~ by Douglas Harris - If you move to San Carlos
de Bariloche, Argentina towards the end of May; you are either a skier,
(or crazy). The word Patagonia creates images in the mind of fierce winds
and impressive blizzards of snow. Weather beaten little towns huddled in
the lee of a mountain range, cut off by enormous drifts and impressive
distances. “Patagonia equals winter”. These harsh images fade in the comfort
of this beautiful city on the shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi (Island of Tigers
in Mapuche).
Some
Thoughts From A Middle Income Country ~ Living
In Mexico ~ by Jurgen Klemann - For a little more than a year already,
there’s something like a construction boom going on in Colima. Even though
Colima is most unlikely to ever turn into a boom town (which I’m very grateful
for), loads of new shops have recently opened up or are still being built.
In the whole of Colima there’s exactly one McDonald’s, which is more than
I need. Now Burger King blesses Colima with its fine cuisine as well. Nobody
can claim any more that there’s no competition at that end of the market.
Making
A Move To Fortaleza, Brazil ~ Some
Advice ~ by John Mueller - Living somewhere is much different than
visiting. You have to learn how to survive day to day living; shopping,
cooking, dealing with the electric and phone companies, the bank, restaurants
and all the other things that come with life. Realizing this, I made a
decision to try it temporarily before actually taking the final steps.
I've now been here two months. While I won’t go into the actual differences,
I have learned many things which I will pass on.
Different
Country Different Law ~ Moving
To The Dutch Caribbean ~ by Tinah Tran - Before moving to a new location,
to retire or to live, expatriates would do themselves a good service if
they check out the law of the land.
My husband
and I have moved to a Dutch Caribbean island to retire since last year.
Before retirement, we visited the island on vacation, and then to prepare
for the move. With all of the research and planning, we still have
a lot to learn about the islands' government and legal system.
Adventures
In Tajikistan ~ Part
3: Getting My Feet Under Me ~ by Brad Farquhar - The thing you
notice as you drive around Dushanbe is how well people are generally dressed.
Far more suits and ties here than you will ever see back home, although
I suppose my small city on the Canadian prairies is not a good basis for
comparison. The traffic is what I would call chaotic, but not verging on
anarchy as you would find in other parts of the world.
What
Don’t We Have On Margarita Island? ~ More
On Living In The Caribbean ~ by Scott Boswell - “We got sunlight on
the sand, we got moonlight on the sea, we got mangoes and bananas you can
pick right off the tree” and we got dames...everywhere you look there are
beautiful women! (to mangle a phrase from the musical “South Pacific”)
We also have some of the finest shopping in the Caribbean. The largest
mall in Latin America and ultra-modern supermarkets.
Taking
Our Own Advice ~ Why
We’ve Put Down Roots In San Miguel de Allende ~ by Dan Prescher &
Suzan Haskins - It was time to buy, we’d decided. After 16 months in Mexico
living in hotels, rentals, and our 1996 Toyota Tacoma, we figured we’d
follow our own advice and put a stake down in the Mexico real estate market.
So in the spring of 2004, we started house hunting. We had several requirements
to consider as we shopped. First, we needed a place from which to work,
which meant buying in an area with good infrastructure. Second, we wanted
to live in a place that we enjoyed—not too big, lots of local flavor, plenty
of good restaurants and cultural venues, and at least a few like-minded
expats to hang around with.
Young
And Wild And Beautiful Once ~ Daydreaming
~ by Allan Weisbecker - Odd the way a moment returns, a life-occurrence
apparently lost through time’s neglect, the mental resurrection the end
result of a sequence of recollected images, a one-to-the-next process ruled
by the arcane illogic of the subconscious, but then, unexpectedly, climaxing
with perfect sense, like the finale of a well-wrought tale – the summoned
moment clear, flawless, inevitable.
Politics
Aside ~ More
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dollar goes higher and higher and the peso goes lower and lower. That is
why we don’t speak English and we don’t buy Chevrolet.” So sings Juan Luis
Guerra, the premier musician of the Dominican Republic. He attended music
school in Boston and so, presumably, could sing in English if he wished.
I, for one, wish he would for it would do us good to hear what others are
saying about us.
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and bombastic, self-aggrandizing arrogance to believe that everything outside
the borders of the United States is tragically uncivilized, as if the rest
of the world exists in the background of a Feed the Children commercial.
Armed with inept geographical ignorance, they pass woeful judgment on what
98% of the rest of the world calls ‘home.’
Running
A Business In Spain ~ A
Little Advice ~ by Katja Dekker - It has been
almost three years since we moved to Spain and finding our way around has
been fun and sometimes a struggle. When you move abroad you realize that
you are giving up your career, your house, the lease car and all. But in
return, there is a romantic future lying ahead of you; a future without
stress, traffic jams, thousands of emails a day, dark clouds, rain. An
exiting future with new possibilities, new people and new habits.
Malta
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The
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issued by a Maltese authority is automatically recognized in the other
EU member states. The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) issues
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In This Issue: Luxury Yachts & Second Passports ~ Malta fears losing
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all year round temperatures and a warm welcome from the locals.~South Africa
hosts the 2010 World Cup, see the impact on real estate prices and then
browse around the Atlantic Seaboard, Cape Town.~ While investors look at
the abundent investment opportunites in China Anythony Peyton examines
the country's relationship with Japan ~ Bruce Stronge tells us why he thinks
sophisticated property investors should put their money in emerging markets
~Browse real estate around Europe stopping off at Bulgaria, France, Turkey
and East Germany. Call in at the Tax Haven at the heart of Europe - Switzerland
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Adventures
In The Caribbean ~ Tobago,
Trinidad and Grenada ~ by John Spampinato - Port of Spain, Trinidad
wasn’t a preferred midnight arrival point to begin with, made less inviting
given the stifling heat even at that hour and the sham we were offered
that was supposedly a car, in actuality a dysfunctional little affront
to the senses. It struggled up hills, ignored a heavy foot on the brake
peddle, and often refused to start - shortcomings that didn’t give us pause
until after we’d spent the night in the thing having followed what started
out a legitimate highway far out in to the countryside until it had diminished
to only the suggestion of one. Still, the night air was magic and its blackness
total once I doused the headlights out on some desolate unpaved turnoff
having given up trying to figure out where we were.
Travels
With Yanni ~ In
Malaysia ~ Written And Photographed by David Lavoie - I’ve been “on
the road” with my dive buddy, Yanni Arshad. Yanni is famous in Malaysian
diving circles where she is well-known by her nickname, “The Borneo Turtle.”
A professional tour organizer, dive master and dive guide, who works for
an outfit called Planet Scuba in the Bangsar section of Kuala Lumpur, Yanni
is a great person to know. Her nickname comes from the fact that she was
born in Sabah on the island of Borneo, she loves sea turtles and she is
completely at home in the water. Yanni is unique.
Paraty,
Brazil ~ Paradise
On The Far Side Of The World ~ by Elienne M. W. Lawson - t has
been five hundred years since French, Dutch, English, Portuguese and Spanish
pirates began to traverse the Brazilian coast, looking for Indians hot
to trade and the odd white man’s stash to loot. Not much has changed in
the intervening years in that respect. North Americans and Europeans,
gringos if you will, still hit the beaches of Brazil, looking to trade
coins for trinkets and experience their own economic power by finding prices
that are a “steal”. But after so many years of travelers searching for
an undiscovered treasure, one may find themselves grumbling as they share
the “paradise on the far side of the world,” as Brazil was once known,
not with pirates but with spring breakers from Chicago and London.
Going,
Going – Ghan ~ Across
Australia By Train ~ Story by Carol L. Bowman Photos by Ernie L. Sowers
- The full moon beamed down on the baked Red Centre clay, emitting a rebounding
glow from the earth. Rounder, fuller than the moon my eyes are accustomed
to viewing, the illusion of a different Southern Hemisphere’ tugged at
my imagination. Just then – a movement outside the window distracted my
attention. A huge, red, short-haired kangaroo hopped alongside the sleek
silver Ghan Train car, his speed enhanced by the coolness of the Great
Victorian Desert night. We were both traversing the vast Australian Outback,
by different locomotion and with different view points, to be sure. Earlier,
only faint outlines of the ‘roos, hiding from the unmerciful sun among
the scrub bushes and scant gum trees, were visible.
A
Trip To The Konark Sun Temple, Orissa ~ Travels
In India ~ by Rajdeep Bhattacharjee - After a brief stay at New Delhi,
I decided to travel to Konark Sun Temple which is located in the state
of Orissa near the sacred city of Puri.The World Heritage Konark Sun Temple
is dedicated to the Sun God or Surya as it is pronounced in India. It was
a warm welcome at the Bhuvaneshwar Airport with temperature at 38-degree
Celsius. Soon after getting out of the airport, I moved to May Fair Lagoon,
a better hotel in the capital of Orissa and stayed inside my room to refresh
myself.
The
Life Of The Lifers ~ One
Day In Chiang Mai ~ by Antonio Graceffo - I woke up in my two-dollar-a-night
hotel room and peeled the stinking sheets off of my body. Even in the hundred-degree
heat and sauna-like humidity I couldn’t sleep unless I was under covers.
It had been that way since childhood. A psychologist once said this represented
my need for security. The way I see it, if I had needed security I would
have stayed in the five dollar a night place. Shows you what psychologists
know. I wrapped a towel around myself, and went into the hallway for a
cold shower.
Turkish
Time ~ A
Tale From Turkey ~ by Simon And Kate - Beckoning mysteriously, almost
mystically, neighboring Turkey remained an enigma to us. We had been in
all countries bordering Bulgaria - that’s where we live, but Turkey? Not!
You see, it is big, unknown, the language is difficult and after all it
is Asia and all the ideas associated with this. Conclusion: we just had
to go there!
San
Andres Island ~
In The Western Caribbean ~ by Matthew Atlee - San Andres and Old Providence
Islands were located in a deep part of my imagination even before I ever
arrived. The islands are located in the western Caribbean about 300 miles
from Jamaica which lies to the northeast of the islands, and Panama, which
lies 300 miles to the southwest. The nearest country to San Andres and
Old Providence is Nicaragua whose Caribbean coast lies 150 miles to the
west. The islands are today part of Colombia which lies 400 miles to the
south. The area of the islands is 44 square km.
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The
Double Escape - Escaping
from Britain to Italy ~ By Jonathan Anderson - When I came to Italy
in 1983, I was escaping from the gloomy Britain of Margaret Thatcher. I
could see no brightness in any future for me there, so together with my
brother, I left England. We were searching for complete change, adventure
and the chance to make a new start in life with a different flavor. Certainly,
we found all these things and much more by moving to Italy. Over twenty
years later we are both still very happy to be living here, and thriving
with our respective families.
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