Yes, I’ve been out for a bit. But don’t worry, I will be back to España soon(ish) and ready to get back to blogging with brand new shiny rants. For now, greetings from the wild East!
Move to Spain – Made Easy!- Moved 20/01/2011A Mis Seguidores, I know you haven’t heard from me for a while. I’m still around, just somewhere else. At The Globetrotting Texan that is! I decided to start a new blog that can take in more broader aspects of … Continue reading →Carla
- Become an “Autónom@” in Spain 15/11/2010Nowadays many jobs in Spain have started requiring autónomo status, also known as “self-employed”. Particularly in the fields of IT, education and translation. So how do you become a freelance worker in Spain? Simple. Do you have a NIE or … Continue reading →Carla
- Where Have I Been? 03/11/2010Well, some of you might have noticed that I disappeared from the blogosphere for a bit. In short, I have to say that I was out “on an adventure”, that has taken me some 3 months’ time, and which included … Continue reading →Carla
- Day of Multilingual Blogging 18/08/2010In order to honor the day of multilingual blogging, I will post in Spanish today! Anglos, get google translate ready! Entonces, hablemos sobre la importancia de tener la capacidad de comunicarse en otros idiomas. Personalmente, a mi me salvo la … Continue reading →Carla
- Side Post: Quitting Your Job 11/08/2010It seems that the most important factor taken into consideration, before one embarks in far-fetched adventures and the achievement of life-long dreams such as moving to Spain, is quitting your job. Nobody lacks a long-list of reasons for which they … Continue reading →Carla
- Side Post: Traveling Within Spain 05/08/2010Traveling around Spain is quite easy, as soon as you get the hang of it. By this I mean that the transportation system works a bit differently than people might expect. Most people think “Europe” and they think “trains”. Although … Continue reading →Carla
- Step IX: How To Buy a Cell Phone/Mobile Phone in Spain 16/06/2010Did you know that just like Americans call it a cell phone and the Brits call it a mobile, the same divide exists in Spanish? Yes, Latin Americans call it a teléfono celular and Spaniards call it a teléfono móvil. … Continue reading →Carla
- Step VIII- Finding (decent) Housing 09/05/2010Believe it or not, finding decent and affordable housing is quite a feat in Spain. If you’re obviously a foreigner (read: you don’t speak fluent Spanish) houseowners and prospective flatmates will try to screw you over quite often. Of course, … Continue reading →Carla
- Step VII- Find a job 17/03/2010This is quite an appropriate post for me at the moment given that I am one week shy from obtaining my Master’s degree, and I still have no job prospects. Funny enough, I somehow survived university life again by living … Continue reading →Carla
- Eastern Europe Break- Be Back Soon 02/03/2010Yes, I’ve been out for a bit. But don’t worry, I will be back to España soon(ish) and ready to get back to blogging with brand new shiny rants. For now, greetings from the wild East!Carla
- Moved 20/01/2011
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- Move to Spain- Made Easy!
- Moved 20/01/2011
- Become an “Autónom@” in Spain 15/11/2010
- Where Have I Been? 03/11/2010
- Day of Multilingual Blogging 18/08/2010
- Side Post: Quitting Your Job 11/08/2010
Hello – just spotted this site- I like your style – very pertinent for me, and I will be checking back on a regular basis. My blog is exhausted, but I might do a new one. Looking forward to reading you!
Cheers!
How can your blog be exhausted after all the volunteering you did at the Crisis center? Sometimes it seems like I function like a Crisis center for people around me -although I never reccomend Reiki as a therapy- so perhaps I should get more personal and spill out all the crazy people like to share with me. I have enough material for a book. In any case, don’t be like me and keep them posts coming!