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Category Archives: Reflections of Expat Life
Le Smart Flea Circus
What are the odds that you’re on holiday in France and, let’s just say, you bump into a flea tamer? Well, that’s exactly what happened to me! Last night we were invited for apéritifs at friends of Joss and Jean-Pierre’s whom we … Continue reading
Le Eeler
We’re still in La douce France at the Aunties’ French getaway, a beautifully renovated barn in the midst of the rambling countryside of the Deux-Sévres. It’s a lovely warm evening on the sunny terrace at the front of the small … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections of Expat Life
Tagged expat life, France, French, Healing, Humour, Rosé, whit witch
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Vive la France!!
‘We’re nearly there, ‘says Hans cheerfully as we exit the motorway and slow down for the peage. The digital display tells us it’s € 28.40. I’m thinking, woaw! ‘Worth every penny,‘ Hans adds happily bonjouring the friendly attendant. The local … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections of Expat Life, Uncategorized
Tagged Expats in France, France, French, Holiday in France, Jacques Brel
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Under our Bare Feet(1): The Great Earthquake of Chile 2010
As with all portents, we knew it was coming. We’d been expecting it since we’d arrived in Chile: The Big One. It was considered a universal truth that Chile’s next big earthquake was due – any time……now. ‘Perhaps mañana,’ Cecilia, … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections of Expat Life, Reflections on Life in Chile
Tagged Chile, Earthquake, Expat, Family, Santiago
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Life Overseas: Super or Superficial?
‘Het expat leven is zóóóó superficieel,’ says Annelie, rolling her long lashed eyes as she walks away to go pour herself another cup of coffee. I don’t move; I’m stunned. I am being told that expat life is superficial! Annelie and … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections of Expat Life, Reflections of Life in Holland
Tagged Expat, Expat wife, Holland, Humour, The Netherlands, Trailing Spouse
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