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Weekly Roundup: Retirement, Books & Life in Brazil | BeingKevin
Reading Time: 4 minutes Explore this week’s BeingKevin roundup featuring retirement reflections, life in Brazil, travel, history, humor, AI, and books worth reading.
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Four Weeks in the US, and Missing Both Homes
Reading Time: 3 minutes Four weeks visiting family in the US brought good food, grandkid adventures, and memories, but I’m ready for Rio and already missing everyone.
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Weekly Roundup: Expat Life, Travel Adventures & Daily Musings | BeingKevin
Reading Time: 3 minutes From Florida family travel and expat reflections on two homes to resilience and movie reviews—here is the weekly roundup of posts from BeingKevin.
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Missing Two Homes Life Between America and Brazil as an Expat
Reading Time: 3 minutes Returning to the United States after living in Brazil has taught me that an expat can miss two homes at the same time.
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Daily Writing Prompt 13-Sep: What’s the Longest Trip You’ve Ever Taken?
Reading Time: < 1 minute `My longest trip was to Brazil: nearly 24 hours of travel and, once, a two-month stay that blurred the line between work and vacation.`
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The Week In Review 30-Aug to 6-Sep & a shout out to other bloggers
Reading Time: 7 minutes Fourteen posts, plenty of opinions, books, movies, memories, politics, and everyday life. Here’s what happened this week on BeingKevin.
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Daily Writing Prompt 24-Aug: If you had to get a tattoo right now, what would it be and why?
Reading Time: 2 minutes At 63, I might get one last tattoo: American and Brazilian flags woven with my Irish Celtic cross to honor my past, present, and heritage.
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The Week in Review From Condom Factories to $40 Trillion in Debt
Reading Time: 6 minutes A look back at BeingKevin’s week of history, news, books, humor, philosophy, personal stories and life as an American living in Brazil.
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Daily Writing Prompt 22-Aug: What’s a cultural tradition from your country that you love?
Reading Time: 2 minutesAmerican Thanksgiving from the perspective of an American living in Brazil, and why some traditions are harder to leave behind than others.