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We have an obligation to serve the poor and the homeless
I only wish to know who takes care of the majority of the world when we all go out into the kingdoms made for those who flee from one adventure to the other. Continue reading
Questions on becoming immersed into the Latin culture
My wife, young daughter and I are looking to do our first out of country trip. We are looking to spend a month learning about Latin American culture. Continue reading
Comparing Panajachel, Guatemala to Oaxaca, Mexico as a Retirement Destination
If you had to choose, would you favor Panajachel over Oaxaca as a place to live? Continue reading
Life Changing, Changing Lives
These beautiful women and children were living in various conditions, often with lots of family members in one room, many times without a flushing toilet, predictably with chickens, and a cow out back, and usually their small villages were far from grocery stores or medical help. Continue reading
Giving Back in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico – Observations from a resident living in SMA
Our local Rotary club recognize a SMA “Citizen of the Year” every year. These average people are doing extraordinary things and loving their meaningful lives. Continue reading
Comparing Various Latin American Cities and Towns for Retirement Living
If you absolutely couldn’t return to the States, where would you pick to settle? Continue reading
Posted in All Things Financial, Heart Song, Housing, Indigenous Life, Q & A From our Readers, Travel Tips and Insight
Tagged daily life, Happiness, health, International Experts, International Housing, lifestyle, medical care, Perspective, Retirement Experts, retirement planning, Travel
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Peace Corps After 50
Before Champa and I joined the Peace Corps at the age of 63, people asked us how we’d feel to be surrounded by volunteers younger than our two sons. Continue reading
Magic Classroom Bringing Education to Rural Villages
In Guatemala 40% of children do not make it through 1st grade. Continue reading
Banana Sheets
Then one day when we walked outside our residence, we saw a vendor cooking up waffles and banana sheets! What luck! Continue reading
Specialty Papers
The rolls are slim and for the longest time, we never saw anyone purchase these papers. We wondered what they were for? Continue reading
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Tagged daily life, Travel
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