A weekly letter from your friend in Athens (me!), living a dream life which I made real. Plus tips so you can do the same, if that's your dream too!
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what it’s really like moving abroad alone
“You moved here alone?” My new Greek language classmate asked me this with a mixture of admiration and fear in her voice when we did the usual round of intro questions this morning. I did! I didn’t move to Greece for a partner, or with a pa...
what travel does for us, and to the places we go
I spent last weekend, the weekend of my 41st birthday, on the island of Naxos in the Cyclades. It was very beautiful in the stark way the Cycladic islands are — rocky brown mountains with soft slopes against the bright blue sky and clear bl...
what to consider when you’re building a business abroad
I have 6 bank accounts in two countries. It’s too many, and also somehow the minimum I need to run my life. There’s my trusty old USAA checking and savings, which I’ve had since I was a teenager. My US high-yield savings account. My two Gre...
the sublime, strange emptiness of Athens in August
Athens in August is famously hot. It’s also, less famously, empty of Athenians. (Well, the Athenians know this, but the tourists who pack onto the steep slippery slopes of the Acropolis do not.)
The streets, usually absolutely choked with...
coming home for the first time in eight years
On Saturday morning, around 9am, I landed in Athens and gathered my luggage and what remained of my sanity after a full 20 hours of travel and took a cab home.
This sounds very ordinary when I say it now, but that feeling of a homecoming,...
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