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children thrive as they straddle their two cultural worlds? This is the topic of an upcoming FIGT webinar I mentioned last month. If you are based in New Zealand and the likes of Australia and interested in global mobility it could be a real eye opener. All are welcome to sit in on this session. It will be recorded for those who cannot attend on the day. Here's a link to a local article (see pg 42). For more information & to register please click here. BOOK SERIES NEWS
Being separated from family back home is one of the toughest gigs of expat/migrant life. Like a helping hand? Grab your copy today. ON THE HOME FRONT
For Sale sign - the same day the surgeon picked up his scalpel! When the No 1 priority is to recover in peace in a home with no foot traffic, it’s amazing what compromises and adjustments we’ll make. Doing Distance Families takes lots resilience. I can’t help but feel that decades of Distance Familying adjustments and acceptance are good training for other parts of our lives. Anyway, back to the topic. We are now in 'packing mode' and my recovery is going well. Our future plans have certainty and that’s a terrific place to be. Take care until next time
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