How to live a simpler life? Slower? More Zen-like? In a place with good food and wine and lots of sunshine? We are globetrotters, my man and I. After living the expat life in over a half dozen developing countries because of my husband’s work as a development agri- economist, we had to decide where …more
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Author: Karen van der Zee
Retire to France? What Were We Thinking?
June 4, 2018 | Category: Humor, Retirement locations | 2 Comments
Author: Karen van der Zee posts: 1 Author's bio
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Background:
Karen van der Zee grew up in the Netherlands and married an American Peace Corps Volunteer in Kenya. She has cooked, shopped, mothered, traveled and written romance novels in Africa, Asia, Europe, the US and the Middle East. She has seen her Palestinian butcher’s bedroom in Ramallah, dined on fertility goat sausage in Kenya, and almost ended up in a bush jail in Uganda. Karen is the author of 34 romance novels. Her non-fiction work has appeared in The Washington Post, the travel-humor anthology I Should Have Just Stayed Home by RDR Books, Tales of a Small Planet, the story collections Female Nomad and Friends by Rita Golden Gelman, and other publications. Karen and her husband have now retired to a village in France where Karen’s alter ego Miss Footloose writes light hearted tales about her (mis)adventures abroad on her blog.
You can also reach her via email.
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Author: Karen van der Zee posts: 1 Author's bio
XKaren van der Zee
Background:Karen van der Zee grew up in the Netherlands and married an American Peace Corps Volunteer in Kenya. She has cooked, shopped, mothered, traveled and written romance novels in Africa, Asia, Europe, the US and the Middle East. She has seen her Palestinian butcher’s bedroom in Ramallah, dined on fertility goat sausage in Kenya, and almost ended up in a bush jail in Uganda. Karen is the author of 34 romance novels. Her non-fiction work has appeared in The Washington Post, the travel-humor anthology I Should Have Just Stayed Home by RDR Books, Tales of a Small Planet, the story collections Female Nomad and Friends by Rita Golden Gelman, and other publications. Karen and her husband have now retired to a village in France where Karen’s alter ego Miss Footloose writes light hearted tales about her (mis)adventures abroad on her blog.
You can also reach her via email.
Posts by the author (1)
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