The second of my two part interview with Tricia Pimental, International Living Magazine’s Portugal correspondent, who bounced around the US with her husband Keith until then they landed in Fundao, Portugal, about two hours north of Lisbon. Why did she bounce? Well, you’ll have to listen to find out, but just let me say it caught me totally by surprise!
Tricia Pimental, boomer, author and former actress, tells the story of how she and husband Keith made the decision to pull up roots and travel, eventually landing in Portugal, where they live at 1/3 the cost of living in the US. In this episode, we talk about the challenges of leaving kids and grandkids “back home,” and why they are loving life over the “big pond.”
How can Boomers save thousands on medical procedures like joint replacement, orthopedic surgery, and even weight loss surgery? Take a trip to the beach, and even get your boss to pay for it!
Seventeen years ago Dan and his wife Susan Haskins left snowy Omaha, Nebraska and have lived south of the border ever since, enjoying the sunshine, great food, low prices, and comradery of other International Living ex-pat boomers.
What does it take to travel across America in an RV with a poodle named Ringo and a 90 year old supermom with terminal cancer? And how do you open the discussion about advanced care so you are sure to get what you really want?
