Previously, I wrote about some of the issues I’ve encountered in moving back to the U.S. after a few years spent living abroad. I suggested that any time spent living outside one’s home culture can result in a case of post traumatic stress disorder. One of the symptoms I’ve noticed is a difficulty making decisions. […]
+ Tips for U.S. Families Abroad
Coming Home
A little more than four months ago we boarded our last flight out of Managua as residents. We were supposedly “coming home” even though we had come to call home someplace totally different. At first, all I could think was how much transitions suck. But this is where I’m from, so why is it so […]
Tips for U.S. Families Abroad: Preparing
This is the second post in our series aimed at families spending any significant amount of time abroad. Last time, we shared about the topic that receives the most attention for anyone considering such a move: money. [Read Money Tips for U.S. Families Abroad] This time around, we’ll take a step back and look at […]
Tips for U.S. Families Abroad: Money
In the past two days, I’ve received two messages from people seeking information about moving abroad. One was looking for general information, while the second was specifically seeking tips for those considering a move to Nicaragua. Neither are missionaries, but rather U.S. citizens seeking to relocate overseas. So, I figured it was a good time […]