I left Barcelona by high-speed train bound for Girona. The 120-mph train journey took 40 minutes and cost about $20. That’s a bargain in my book. Not much to see along the way – lots of tunnels, some hilly terrain, and that’s about it. But Girona is a real breath of fresh air. Girona is […]
As you know, this blog is not a minute-by-minute travel blog. It is a what’s-going-on, am-I-still-alive, what-are-my-general-thoughts travel blog. Yes. I am still alive. I spent my first week in Spain visiting the city of Barcelona. Yep, it’s pronounced ‘Barthelona’ – ‘c+i’ and ‘c+e’ get the ‘th’ treatment, so get used to the lisp. You’ll
I know I promised you Barcelona, but first the flight over. I don’t sleep on flights. Part of the reason is my aviation career, where sleeping was frowned upon, and part is economy seating (pretty sure they were outlawed by the Geneva Convention). So, when I found an affordable business class ticket with, get this,
Barcelona… not yet… Read More »
Sell condo. Check. Sell camper. Check. Sell stuff. Store stuff. Donate stuff. Check, check and check. What’s left? Let’s see… change address. A quick search shows that Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire (with some exceptions), South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming do not tax personal income. Actually, change address, and residency, to a state