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Doormat: Costa Rica and US flags
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Doormat: I love Costa Rica
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Doormat: Living la buena vida
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Doormat: Out of the rat race, into slow, simple living
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Doormat: Viva Costa Rica
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Relocation counselor and life abroad mentor. Supporting expats who want to make their dream a reality. Award winning author: Rich Coast Collection

Over 75 years ago, Costa Rica abolished its army.

Over 75 years ago, Costa Rica abolished its army. John Lennon dreamed of a world without war, and since 1948, Costa Rica has had a commitment to ensure harmony and diplomacy within its borders. In 2020, December 1st was declared a national holiday.

What you'll often hear is that if Costa Rica ever needed a military, the United States would step in to assist. It’s called the Rio Treaty which was approved by the Americas in 1947.

With the recent events in Nicaragua last month sparking concerns of civil unrest, this idea feels more pressing, and one can only hope the treaty is honored if Costa Rica’s peace and stability were ever at risk.

I took this photo in Cuba, but Costa Rica also has a statue of John Lennon in San José (I just haven't gotten there yet!). However, the statue in San José was not without controversy. Some people voiced objections to the statue, recalling Lennon’s comment about the Beatles being “more popular than Jesus.”

In one article I read, a reporter mentioned how a newspaper wanted to take a picture of women standing beside the statue, but they declined, concerned about how the church might perceive them.

#catholiccountry #noseparationofchurchandstate #costarica #expatsincostarica #livingabroad #expatlife #movingabroad #movingtocostarica

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supporte

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who has supported my work, whether by picking up my book or seeking relocation help. Your support means the world. It allows me to do what I love and in return help you make your dream of living in Costa Rica a reality.

If you haven’t had a chance to grab a copy of my book yet, today’s the perfect day!

It’s filled with practical tips, honest insights, and everything you need to know to ensure you make an informed decision about whether or not moving to Costa Rica is right for you.

Every purchase supports my small business and my mission to help expats create sustainable and successful lives abroad.

📚 Grab your copy >> Link in bio
🛍️ Don’t forget to support all the amazing small businesses making a big impact today.

Thank you for being part of my community. Your support truly makes a difference!
❤️ Chrissy

NB: there are no “moving or living abroad” categories on Amazon so my book gets included with all the many travel books. ✨

#smallbusinesssaturday #costarica #movingtocostaricasimplified #expatlife #movingabroad #expatsincostarica #livingabroad #livingincostarica #howtomovetocostarica

On: living in a collective society and a common Co

On: living in a collective society and a common Costa Rican expression that I encourage you to adopt in your everyday life, wherever you may be in the world.

#costarica #movingtocostaricasimplified #expatlife #movingabroad #expatsincostarica #livingabroad #livingincostarica #thanksgiving

While we're on the topic of voting... it was 75 ye

While we're on the topic of voting... it was 75 years ago that women were granted the right to vote in Costa Rica. And while I've seen some people say that women have lots of rights now, there is still so much more work to be done. I have an entire chapter in my book on this very topic. Get your copy today on Amazon... book link in bio!

#womenssuffrage #expatsincostarica #howtomovetocostarica #expatlife #beagoodexpat #costarica #movingabroad

How did I celebrate my 50th birthday? Well, not ho

How did I celebrate my 50th birthday? Well, not how I thought I would. Así es la vida (such is life).… I trust and believe wildheartedly that this move is a step towards healing my broken body, fostering a deeper sense of community, and stepping into a new phase of life.

And for those wondering.... in a lot of places around the country, you won't find typical "moving trucks". So you learn to... Do what you can with what you have. One of my many mantras since moving here 12 ½ years ago.

#costarica #movingtocostaricasimplified #expatlife #movingabroad #livingabroad #livingincostarica

Balancing out the serious posts with a little humo

Balancing out the serious posts with a little humor...

I came across a facial soap product page that, in the English title, promised to “eliminate fat.” And while I knew they actually meant to say “oil” or “grease”… still, I couldn’t help but imagine if it worked on ALL the “fat” on my body. If so, I’d be buying it in bulk!

(I did reach out to the company to let them know about the error so they could correct it.)

Albeit silly, translation quirks like this are just one of the many reasons to know Spanish when you move to Costa Rica. Spanish to English (and vice versa) doesn’t always translate perfectly, and a single word can make all the difference!

#costarica #learnspanish #movingtocostaricasimplified #beagoodexpat #expatsincostarica #howtomovetocostarica #expatlife

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