I have to admit that for me, it’s a strange concept to think of adult bullying, especially in the workplace. One would think there would be too much work to allow for that sort of nonsense. Apparently not. This podcast interview was therefore very enlightening. Vivinne talks about how she had to make the choice between saving her sanity or keep working in a toxic environment and how she turned things around on this latest podcast interview.
Updated: Written: November 27, 2014 This will be our eighth Thanksgiving away from my friends in the States. I have decided to just keep adding tidbits to the post as the years pass. I feel a bit nostalgic about it. Memories abound! Every year, my best friend would fly in from Bermuda. I met her …
What are the chances that a Filipino-American man who was raised in Turkey, then America, but now calls Mexico home has Nigerian cousins? Well as it turns out, extremely likely. Join me for a very fun podcast episode with Livelingua founder Ray Blakney as we chat about nomad travels and other fun experiences. Rolling Stone …
November 6, 2020
After having commuted between Miami and Madrid for several years, Maria Belton now calls Valencia home. In this very joyous interview, we chat about life, what brought her to Spain and how she has been able to make her dreams come true even without making big bucks.
October 30, 2020
This post was written a few days before the state of alarm was actually reinstated. I have attempted to include the latest information in this fast-developing situation.
I am now more convinced than ever that when it comes to handling the coronavirus pandemic in Spain, it is a case of the blind leading the blind, and Valencia is collateral damage in this showdown. I do not envy the decision-makers as it seems like a case of you’re damned if you do, and damned if you don’t. From the looks of things, it’s looking more and more as if we’re headed towards a “new” state of alarm, as in lockdown, despite the promises of no further lockdowns from just a few short weeks ago.