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lol. The deal for Guehi is off again.

Like Lightcycle said there's a bunch of things you just don’t think about that can impact everyday life. We've been looking into this for a while. In Panama people regularly burn their trash as collections can be sporadic or paid for and some people don’t want to pay. It can be a bit worrying...

You're probably fine with eavestroughs without a tether. My height restriction is about 50 meters or so I think. Maybe more. If you have a DJI drone it's an automatic setting anyway, no need to worry as it's georestricted.

You may be limited to altitude for the drones there. I am due to the local airport here. The good news is that you don’t need to go that far to escape the restrictions. This is for sub 250g drones though. Big ones have their own set of rules.

They need time to get these people settled in and playing as a team. Wirtz is only just starting to show what he can do. He's looked a bit nervous up to now. Kerkez is doing well. Ekitike seems like a class signing.

Sorry to hear that. It takes a lot of organization. You need lawyers for everything there including buying cars etc. First you have to find lawyers you trust though which is no small feat and you need to realize that there's a bunch of people just waiting to fleece you of cash.

14 mins ago…Guehi deal done. https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/ckg4rg99r7mo

I watched the game. That was a laser guided free kick. Amazing strike. If we get Guehi too that would be good.

Must have been a limited sale.

Folding bike sale for something a little different! https://www.mec.ca/en/product/6035-716/mec-origami-folding-bicycle-unisex

Schools aren’t bad and if you really want to spend a bit there are international schools for expat kids in most places where expats congregate. I don’t see it as any different to French immersion just this is Spanish immersion. The kids left some friends and made new ones. If you have an army...

365 days of sun and no snow shoveling?

Years ago I met an expat in Costa Rica when we were arranging to hand off some things for school kids there. She originally worked in Montreal and her job was high stress and she had been told there was a high chance of stroke from heart issues etc. She decided to sell everything, quit her job...

To ease my mind a little I keep my reloading stuff in explosives/flammables bags from Amazon.

No kids negates that issue! For a happy life you have to be happy with who you are with Happy with where you are Then a bit further down that list is happy with work. Work to live, not the other way round. Edit: doh. a bit slow on the uptake- we just see mousaka as a Greek lasagna for...

We bought a cheap mini chest freezer, put it in the garage and then cooked big home made meals like a lasagna or moussaka or something that we put into portions. Froze them and used them when we didn’t have a lot of time. Works out very well and is better than the stuff you buy.

Say no more often. Delegate work to competent people rather than micromanage.

Lots of gun stores have consignment sales. Have a look at SFRC online in the used section for instance. They will often be at a higher price than a private sale but it's also way less sketchy (I sold a gun in a parking lot, legally with all the i's dotted and t's crossed with PAL checked etc...

I didn’t check if they ship bikes. This place has great sales on some gear right now. This road bike is $500 down from $1300 https://www.northstarbicycle.ca/product/trek-domane-al-2-379121-1.htm Edit: $150 to ship a bike.

Thanks for the reminder. I used to have one but it kind of rusted away. Just ordered a new one. My wife will thank you for not having sweaty body armour draped over a sofa or the back of a door.