We’re currently staring down the end of July, and it has been a difficult month. It started with Cirrus getting a grass seed in his ear that had to be removed while he was under anesthesia. Followed by two weeks of holding him down to apply antibiotics to his ear. It did not work, and […]
As we’ve mentioned before, MUP is behind on processing residency permits. Which is perfectly acceptable as they’ve had an influx of more of us coming and new regulations due to joining Schengen on January 1, 2023. We got word this week that our application process has started. We started our paperwork in April, so it’s
I’m shocked it’s already June. This summer is passing quickly. Daniel and I are working on a new side project with a tight deadline on top of our regular work. At work we’re both on deadlines too. Our days consist of sleeping late, walking the dogs, working second shift hours for our American time zones
I realized we hadn’t written here in a while to catch everyone up on our lives. We spend our weekdays walking the neighborhood, trying new foods, and working. Our weekends are filled with exploring further Split destinations, garden upkeep, board games, video calls to friends back home, and tourist watching. Daniel takes at least one
Seven years ago Daniel and I became husband and wife. Nearly 14 years ago we became a couple. Around 17 years ago we met and became fast friends, and then best friends. Having Daniel in my life for over 40% and my life partner for ⅓ of it has made my life so much more
For my birthday we decided to explore Marjan, the largest park in Split. Marjan has been used as a park by the residents of the city since the 3rd century. It’s covered in a Mediterranean Pine Forest – so I masked, since I’m allergic to Pine and Cedar. We entered the park on the North
We were very nervous about finding a pet friendly apartment in Split. The listing websites are difficult to navigate and don’t have a lot of options. Luckily Expat in Croatia helps find their clients apartments, and Lucija found us one we fell in love with very quickly. It was actually the first one we looked
We spent a beautiful few months in Old Town Split right next to Diocletian’s Palace. January — March is beautiful and quiet in Old Town. The tourists start showing up towards the end of March and we didn’t want to stay in the middle of the tourist season in the tourist area. Living a decade
Traveling internationally can be intimidating for so many reasons. Finding food you can eat is critical, especially when you’re working around food allergies and sensitivities. We’re also very COVID aware and prefer not to eat inside restaurants. Figuring out how and what to eat is always at the top of our minds wherever we go.
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