Month: February 2025
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Eugenics Makes a Comeback
Above Photo: 1936 propaganda chart, “The Terrible Legacy of a Female Drunkard (Alcoholic).” United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of Roland Klemig In light of the proposed budget from the House, which severely cuts aid to the less fortunate and those in need of medical care in favor of extending tax cuts for the wealthy, coupled…
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The Traveling Duo’s New Game Plan
The world of travel can be both exhilarating and challenging, especially for those who have made it a lifestyle choice like Jim and Rita. In their latest podcast episode, the couple reflects on the unexpected turns their journey has taken and how they’ve adapted to include health considerations and create a sustainable travel pattern. The…
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Living the Dream in Panama with Dave and Debora
The allure of living abroad has captured the hearts of many, yet few embark on the journey as fully as Dave and Debora Haughton, who traded their established life in Winchester, Virginia for the tranquil shores of Pedasí, Panama. In the latest episode of *Travels with Jim and Rita*, we explore their remarkable transition, highlighting…
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From Business Trips to Cultural Exchanges Across Europe
Traveling abroad can be an exhilarating experience, full of rich cultural encounters, new friendships, and daunting challenges. This was certainly the case for Neil and Denise Johnson, who shared their fascinating journey of living and working in both Italy and Poland. In the latest episode of “Travels with Jim and Rita,” the couple reflected not…
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Will I Get Gringo-ed?
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Traveling as an expatriate can be a thrilling adventure filled with cultural experiences, stunning locations, and new friendships. Yet, one of the fears that often circulates among travelers—especially those in Latin American countries—is the notion of getting “gringoed.” This term refers to a perceived practice where locals overcharge or take advantage of tourists, particularly North…