Bigger items (like furniture) and sentimental items (like your grandmother's wedding ring) are a lengthier discussion but what about the everyday necessities (like food processors, backup batteries, etc) and handy "nice-to-haves," (like jumper cables and a bread...
I take very seriously the work that I do with clients as a relocation counselor, helping people move to Costa Rica. While I donāt offer therapy, psychology was a big part of my university studies and I maintain basic therapy principles: to support my clients in the...
My hope is that the clients I work with also get to their 12th anniversary... and beyond! Here's a look back at my adventures (and misadventures) that I've had along the way. ļ»æ
When you decide to move abroad, one of the questions that will likely be swirling around your head is: What should I do with all my stuff? You will probably want to keep a lot of it... sentimental attachments and all. But there's only so much you can take with you on...
A frequently asked question about traveling to Costa Rica is: How much Spanish do I need to know? The good news is... not a lot š Most people in tourism speak English. If you go into a grocery store, or go off the beaten path, having your phone fully charged and...
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