Celebrating 10 + 1 years of married life? Pretty nice.
Having the opportunity to spend a pleasant evening together as a couple? Even better.
With a glimpse from the past, looking forward into our future.
Ten years of a life together: laughs, love, joy, challenges…
A few tears, here and there, because we’re living a real life – the two of us have built a story for ourselves and for our ‘nomad family’. The two have become five; and we’re grateful for what the past and present have brought to our family.
We’re intrigued with what the future will unveil…
We will keep moving forward, despite any difficulties or unpleasant moments…
Now, cheers to many more decades together! ♥
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by Margarita The fourth Intercultural Blog Carnival is finally here and today we will be focusing on Expatriation and Relationships. A huge topic for sure since it can include relationships with just about anyone (and anything!) — and…
 “Moving on to relationships with children, Reflections on the Expat Life by 3rdCultureChildren touches upon the difficulties that children experience when following their parents around the world — and the approach that parents can take to make those moves easier.”
Great collection of posts – thanks Margarita for the inclusion!
by Margarita
The fourth Intercultural Blog Carnival is finally here and today we will be focusing on 
Expatriation and Relationships. A huge topic for sure since it can include relationships with just about anyone (and anything!) — and luckily for our readers, today’s collection does. So without further ado, here are our participants:
Learning a language for love — Cat Gaa starts us off with a personal story of how learning the intricacies of a foreign language can make your romantic relationship evolve and flourish while also saving you from those awkward moments when you think they said/meant something that they actually didn’t.
In an appropriately titled Expatriation and Relationships, Susan Cross explores what it’s like to make a friend while an expat, then say good-bye to that friend, and then have to make friends again. A regular expatriate conundrum, isn’t it?
The topic of friends — and…
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