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Jen CookA lifelong reader who became a mother, a traveler, and an immigrant. Writing about life in Spain and the emotions that come with building a new home far from the old one.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 107 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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The Tip Jar Followed Me to Spain and I'm Still Mad About It
A tip jar at a U.S. business
Earlier this summer, a friend and I met for coffee and a light brunch at a café in our neighborhood. We both placed our orders, and—to my surprise—we were asked to pay before the order arrived. At the end of th...
The Math Everyone Skips When They Say Spain Is Cheaper
This weekend, as I was doomscrolling (as one does in the August Spanish heat and humidity), several posts and articles about moving to Spain made their way to my feed.
It isn’t unusual for me to see a lot of these. After all, The Algorithm...
I Went to Paris to Slow Down. Reader, I Did Not.
Eiffel Tower | July 2026
One of the reasons I wanted to move to Spain was its proximity to the rest of Europe. What I didn’t expect was how much I would enjoy traveling Spain, which is why it took almost two years for my family to travel o...
Chasing Familiar Flavors in a Spanish Kitchen
Sausage gravy, Tex-Mex, coffee creamer, even Chick-fil-A. Here's what worked when I tried to recreate American comfort food 4,000 miles from home.
“It doesn’t taste quite right,” I complained to Will. “It’s missing something.”
The Restlessness Follows
Stacked moving boxes
The question, “Was it worth it?” comes up a lot in conversations with new friends about moving to Spain.
Honestly?
Don’t ask me when I’m frustrated with yet another piece of bureaucracy I have to untangle or when it’...
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