Permanent Travellers, Senior Nomads, Elderly Adventurers? We still haven’t decided what to call ourselves, since my husband Chris and I sold our house and sold or gave away all our possessions, and set off on the next great adventure in November 2013. Yes, we got rid of everything, no, we have nothing in storage. Some …more
Search results: "india" (page 3 of 5)
Legalization of marijuana, from medical only to full recreational use, is becoming quite the trend. Interestingly, many of us who gladly passed the joint after a strong toke when we were in college, now frown upon the substance’s legalization. The usual reasons: I used it in my youth and I know how bad it is …more
My wife and I are planning to downsize and retire in the next few years. I decided to do some research on some cheaper options for retirement locations. Almost any place is cheaper than where we currently live. New York City. The first thing I did was to find which are the most tax friendly …more
In May 2011 we leapt off a cliff. Not a physical cliff, although it felt a bit like that at times, but a metaphorical cliff: we made the decision to sell our beautiful home in Vancouver, Canada and use the proceeds to go travelling. We had no idea, beyond a list of places we wanted …more
The World’s Top Beaches continued If there is a heaven for me, I’m sure it has a beach attached to it. ~ Jimmy Buffett Radha Nagar Beach, Havelock Island, IndiaRadha Nagar Beach on Havelock Island, part of the Andaman and Nicobar Archipelago, in the Bay of Bengal features fine white sand, turquoise blue waters and …more
The World’s Top Beaches If there is a heaven for me, I’m sure it has a beach attached to it. ~ Jimmy Buffett The following are ten great beaches: Pink Sands Beach, Harbour Island, Bahamas Pink Sands Beach, stretching three-mile and 100 feet wide in some spots, provides fine rosy colored sand and shallow calm …more
Intoxicating Lessons
June 22, 2014 | Category: Life, Relationships | Add Comment
Author: Donna Sutherland posts: 1 Author's
Author: Donna Sutherland posts: 1 Author's
In the early 1960’s, when I was seven, my mother took me to a bar every Saturday morning. We would walk to the back of the bar toward the narrow, dimly lit stairway leading down to the basement. That’s where I met a handful of other kids waiting for the Saturday morning Polish language class. …more
Quite commonly, many people admit to hearing noises in their ears or head; noises that no one else can hear and that are not associated with any outside sounds. This experience is known as subjective tinnitus. There are many descriptions of tinnitus sounds, most commonly described as hissing, ringing, humming, the sound of escaping steam, …more
|
|