Moving to an island...maybe...please help

Late 20s. No. I don't think so. (I'd like to know if I did.)

 

for my money, making this happen would be not so much in the exit strategy, but the return strategy.

 

Can I request a trade, Pancamo? I feel I'm worth at least two 12-year-old migrant worker prospects, plus cash considerations.

 

I'm still insanely jealous of my friend. I was twice offered a job at a paper in Hawaii. Neither time did things work out right for me, financially or timing-wise, but my friend accepted the gig and moved out there with her four-year-old son and her sister. She LOVED it. Loved it. Loved the job, loved the island, loved the whole thing.

She moved back I think about 8 months later, but wouldn't trade the experience for the world.

 

I understand what you're saying, but what do you mean? Do I need to get written permission or something?

 

one day you're probably going to want to come back. when that day comes, you'll need to start earning american coin ASAP and have a place to live.

 

So you're saying I shouldn't just bounce with all my bills in limbo? I'm intrigued.

 

May I suggest Roatan, Honduras.



Having traveled to the country on a couple of occasions, I can say the interior isn't much to speak of. But the coast and the bay islands are the stuff of legends.

 

Or, get a job with a company called DG21 and move to Diego Garcia, a British Indian Ocean Territory.

 

After reading its "About Us" I'm still not sure what it does. It sounds terrifying, though.

 

Speak any languages besides English, P.O.?

 

Unfortunately, no. I wish now I would've asked for Rosetta Stone for Christmas.