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Living in the Lucky Country Doesn't Come Cheap

I recently wrote for the UK Telegraph on the rising cost of expat life in the land down under. This is a contentious issue and one which is stirring up opinion on both sides of... Read more

Anomalies French Life, Redux: Chemical Christmas Tree Paperblog Pick in Expat

Anomalies of French Life, Redux: the Chemical Christmas Tree

For some reason, many French people prefer chemically sprayed Christmas trees to real ones. I don't know why this is, and can only think that it is some lapse in their usually... Read more

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