Welcome back for the rest of my Paris adventure. If you missed Part 1, that’s where I shared how we got there, where we stayed, and my very serious gluten-free croissant mission. You can catch up on that first before… Continue Reading →
I’m not a big camping person. Actually, let me be honest, I’m not a big “outside” person. Bugs? No thanks. Dirt? Hard pass. I went camping as a kid with my family, and I never loved it. So when glamping… Continue Reading →
After living in Tavira for a few months, I’ve done what I do best. I’ve eaten my way through town. From cozy wine bars to traditional Portuguese spots to places that surprisingly cater to my gluten-free needs, I’ve slowly built… Continue Reading →
Part 1 Paris had been a dream of mine long before moving to another country or buying a Smart car ever crossed my mind. Some childhood dreams faded, but Paris never did. I remember watching a soap opera when I… Continue Reading →
Spice mixes are not very common in Portugal, and when you do find them, they rarely taste like the ones we grew up with in the United States. Taco seasoning is one of those things Americans pack in their suitcase… Continue Reading →
Castro Marim is a small historic town in the eastern Algarve, right near the Spanish border. It is known for its castle views, salt flats, and quiet little streets that feel completely untouched by time. With the stone walls and… Continue Reading →
Moving to Portugal has been one of the best decisions I ever made. I was nervous at first, like most Americans who move abroad, but after living here a while, I realized there are so many things I genuinely love… Continue Reading →
As much as I love my life in Portugal, there are still things I miss about living in America. Not because life here is worse, but because it is different. And sometimes those differences show up in the most ordinary,… Continue Reading →
There is nothing quite like a road trip to make you feel like you actually live somewhere. When my friend Jules bought a new car from a dealership in Porto (fun fact: car prices in Portugal are significantly lower up… Continue Reading →
If you are an American dreaming about moving to Portugal, the D7-Visa is probably the one you want to be researching. It is officially called the passive income or retirement visa, and it is designed for people who can show… Continue Reading →
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