California was free, the American woman says, but ‘everyone is very happy’ because family has been moved to Spain

As he passes through some of the highest level of Camino de Santiago, takes the wet Beauty of the northern coast with her husband and three children, Dr. Collen creasealey feels in Bongi.

For many, leading a high-recorded Pilgrimage Pilgrimage can be one life trip. With Clowly, American psychologist, and his family, is part of daily life.

He knows the situation so far so well that one can think he lives here for decades. In fact, they arrived three years ago, and his mother, they were 80, and a family dog, Mom.

“It sounds inclinable, but I think everyone is very happy here,” he said, I explained the “amazing and flexible” to all, aged 16, 13 and 8 at the time.

“All three said, ‘We wish we had done it soon.’ That is really surprising to see.”

Variable movement

Clowley and her husband was a long time arranged to stay abroad, but they were waiting for the right time.

“I think both of us, is just a new support to what we are,” he said. “There is a type of residence in different cultures and communities. And the kind of dissertation was understandable.

Crowley from Colorado. Before moving to Spain, the family lived 10 years in Emontecito, California, in the coastal definition of Barbara County when Oprand and Suskex and Suskeex and Sussex had his homes.

“It was a beautiful place to grow the family,” Crogeley said. “But as sincerely, maybe it’s so sweet. It’s very wonderful. It’s very limited.”

He wanted his children’s ideas to “a way that living in a secure place would not accept it.”

But leaving a close society was difficult, especially since her husband, the lawyer, they needed jobs. “It can be trick,” he said. “We had both work, and three children in various places of improvement.”

Reformation for a remote job during the Covid-19 epidemic is simplified. His older daughter graduated from high school at the same time, including scales.

“Therefore among our jobs, and how our children are in progress, ‘we think it’s time to go,'” add.

Why in Spain? Cronterey was impressed by the country, in part with Ernest Hemingway’s activities, then the cattle test revealed that he had Spain’s inheritance.

The family also looked into Chile, and her husband first visited the year 1997, but Spain seemed right – even though she had never been there.

“We wanted to live in a place where we could pursue our external love – Surfing, skiing, and skiing,” he said. Children take part in the process of making decisions.

They sold their four-room house, throwing their goods and begged his mother to join them. Crowley found a visa that is not there in her mother’s moment, which allows its non-union citizens to stay in Spain without working if they showed enough money. He and his husband were given digital visas and Mad, allowing a long work up to five years.

On July 2022, the family flies from Los Angeles to Barcelona with 10 tips and boarded a boat in Lallorca, the largest in Spain’s Balearic Islands.

Mallorca, popular by tourists from all over its defended holes and limestone mountains, gave simple repairs. But after six months, the family felt it was not the right thing.

The quality of life

“It is a whole world, which makes the conversion simpler,” Crideey said. “But we really wanted the family and the Natural and Spanish experience. ‘”

So they tried San Sebastián, the capital of North Spain’s Basque in the district, known in its shape, global level leave and the surrounding lanes of the mountains.

“We knew we had found a place for us after two days,” Crogeley said. “Size, geography and nature has been very worthy of what we put on.”

They hired home and started to develop skills: Subscribers in sports, find doctors, join friendly gatherings. “It is a process,” he said.

Compilation did not except the challenges. Basque culture, noted, “known to be unclean.” While locals are kind, many entertainment within Caadrillas – close friendship groups are built in youth. “We won’t have a Caadrilla,” he said. “But you find a special relationship, and that supports you.”

The family spends more of their time without, Camino de Santiago pedestrian parts, using shifts in France nearby and examining pyrenes. “We had a lovely quality of life in Mountainclo,” he said. “But it is different from here. It’s just different at Ntos, and the great increase in the quality of life.”

Most of the family took Spanish easily, but Crowley acknowledges that you are still studying. They also read and Basque, even though he calls it “a real language of learning.”

Finally, they entered a few large houses in San Sebastián, with the ocean look – the importance of a flat city. Her mother lives near, a flat looking at a biscay lake.

“Because we work at home and we have a big dog, a flat that is always extending,” Crimoley said. “Many homes are like this in the area so we were lucky to find it.”

They have a car but rarely use it, they prefer to walk by bicycle. “In the United States, he has two cars. He always drives, and is scary. So it’s wonderful,” he said.

Croney feels like a very important aspect of living in Spain was a difference in his Child Children’s questions on earth.

“There is a memories and view that has been a reminder,” he said, explaining that his older children “walked away, and they have friends around the world. ‘

“Great satisfaction”

“How they think about the earth, how they passed the world, the skills they have … straight, and left overseas, so we had others.

“But the connection reveals. To see the nature of their lives so that it was never in California … there is great satisfaction.”

Multiple cultural repairs to SPIN’s Slower Bureaucracy – which makes fun of “getting.” Crogeley recalled entering various government buildings “to find one of the millions you need to find” and never behave for the first time around.

“Lucky if you hear back two weeks” when you send an email, added.

“But that’s also part of the Spanish, beautiful Ethos. There is a lot of balance and little panic.”

The family should also be flexible in the Spanish program, seeing other businesses and closed Sesista in the afternoon.

“A man, Siega get me all the time,” Crowley said. “I work in the morning, starting all my papers. So I’m ready to use jobs at 1:30 PM and I get there, and, they’re closed.

“Then it’s too late … but I mean, there is nothing that is challenging. If there is, it is very unconscious to see the difference in their traditions.”

Spanish costs have also been a good shift. Even in San Sebastián, among the country’s priceless cities, they live in half of what they spend in Mentecito.

He was impressed with the health care of Spanish public health, especially his mother for health problems. “Care level … Answer,” she said, “was amazing.”

The approaching of his mother to them is very important, said to Chochonelel. “If we go back to visit her … California is far from Spain. And there are many other places that we try to examine.”

Crogeley said it was not returning to the United States from the go, and with her children. “My kids don’t wish to go back,” she said.

Since moving, he combines his attitude and experience to build a workbook and an online course that guides others through the immigration process.

“Everyone is the kind of thinking pouring overseas,” he said. “Whenever you tell someone, I don’t care who they are, boys, ‘HH, I’ve been thinking of moving to Thailand anywhere.

“It is very pleasant to be viewed by people decided that they would go to win their dream.”

And since his family continues to live their dream in Spain, Clowly is at risk of his three children, which meant to be “leading the case” in explaining their health.

“16 years old said to me last year, ‘sometimes I feel that life doesn’t start me up until I have been moved abroad …'” said. “They can arrive at anywhere in the world now and thrive … Even the movement does not give that.”

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