
A 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.
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I’m bringing this post out of the archives this week because I recently found a fix for a problem I had with my own U.S. phone line. I’ve added the tweak to the bottom of this post.
Moving abroad doesn’t consist of just the big decisions....
A child’s footprint in the sand
In 2008, Will and I moved to Nashville after a two-year stint in Chicago.
One thing pulled us away from a city we genuinely loved: my mom. She was ill, and I wanted to be closer. Once we made that decision,...
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...
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...
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...
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Life on the ground in Valencia, Spain, from an American mom. This isn’t the postcard version of “expat life.” My family is going into our third year in Spain, and I’m still figuring out how much of “the dream” is reality.
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