Expatfinder Interview – and other news
Yesterday was something of a hectic one for me. I was expecting an email with some forms attached from an investment company. What I wasn’t expecting was the amount of them, nor the fact that some were page and pages long. Not enough ink in the computer. I’ll pop down and get some. Another email from elsewhere: Can you do XYZ this morning urgently? And then there was the phone call to go through the printed forms at four in the afternoon. A dash to the harbour and hope the shop has ink? Try printing a page… and the printer’s playing up. Put off the phone call for two weeks and cause further delays? Or call in Peter and his printer and ask him. Phone Peter. Are you…? Can you…? By three? All the right answers and a huge weight off my mind. Thank you, Peter!
So, I did grab a few minutes to post this, and one of the things I want to add is that there’s an interview with me on expatfinder.com today. I wrote this before going to Croatia in March, but it still seems up to date. You can find the link here: http://www.expatfinder.com/greece/expat-guides/interview/james-collins-expat-in-greece/7948
At the end, it mentions Adriana’s blog and has a link to what was, at the time, the correct location. Now that’s changed, so I’ve written to the site to ask them to change the link to Adriana’s new blog (before anyone tells me I got it wrong). The photos today are from yesterday morning when we had mist across Nimos at sea level (a fret or haar?) and a cloud of ‘grey-hang’ (Saddling dialect) over the new harbour. It cleared eventually when the sun broke through the humidity and was a particularly eerie sight.
