We’re here for my wife’s work. She’s a counselor and works with expats living in region. It been a neat opportunity for the kids to see other parts of the world while they’re young.
Malaga is beautiful. I was glad to visit back in October. It’s pretty cool that there are folks from all over on this forum.I love Tunis, been there like 10 years ago... I was even thinking of moving there at the time... unfortunately there were some religious extremists taking power after the so called "arab spring" (it was the most secular country in north Africa, before that) so I changed my mind. My Tunisian friends were the ones who ended up moving to Europe instead.
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That’s cool. Thanks for the encouragement. Living abroad is not without its challenges, but the benefits make it worth it.Howdy & welcome @n_irwin , from Katy, TX, USA
Growing up as an Army Brat, we moved around the world relocating almost every 2 yrs. I can confirm those were a series of wonderful opportunities as a kid. I enjoyed it enough that I also enlisted when I was 17 yrs old and continued to move about the world before finally setting down, back in Texas.
Tunisians smoke a lot. And you can smoke just about anywhere—in public, at restaurants. Mostly it’s cigarettes, and also hookah at the coffee shops. Pipe smoking isn’t much of a thing, so finding good pipe tobacco is nearly impossible.Welcome from S.W. Florida! Always curious. Smoking laws over there? Can you still smoke in a restaurant? In an office? Do they get mad at you if you smoke Camels?
And I grew up in Pennsylvania, also many years ago now.Welcome from Pennsylvania! I visited Tunisia many years ago ~ it's a fascinating place!