Julie and Lurko in Mexico
Julie and Lurko in MexicoA 50-something Brazilian-American learning to live with a 50-something Cuban-American in an off-grid tiny home in the jungle. Nayarit, Mexico.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 33 | Subscribers | Read | juliebloem.substack.com |
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Four Years Ago, We Walked Away from a Train Wreck
This is my account of a disaster that happened four years ago, while Lurko and I were on our way to visit my brother and sister-in-law in Montana. If you've never heard about the Amtrak train that derailed in 2021, here's the Wikipedia vers...
Living Off-Grid Without a Car
Sorry I've been quiet, but it's for a good reason: I'M WORKING AGAIN. Back to working 40 hours a week, chasing the almighty dollar and building my savings back up. So that part is great. What has not been great is my Xterra has been at the ...
The Sunshine Blogger Award
My friend Elizabeth who writes The Conscientious Emigrant recently nominated me for a Sunshine Blogger Award. My first reaction: awwwwww thanks! *blush*
Living off the grid while unemployed
Greetings amigos. I haven't really talked about our current unemployment, but this is happening so I will share how we are doing. (I promise it's not all bleak and we've gotten creative in our money-making efforts.)
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