The Expat Tag: UK to Seychelles

The Expat Tag: UK to Seychelles

There has been a lovely tag going around recently called ‘The Expat Tag’ where expat bloggers around the world are sharing their answers to the same 10 questions.  Its a great way to share a real insight into what expat life is like all around 

Crime In The Seychelles – A reflection on being the victim of theft.

Crime in the Seychelles It’s been about a year and a half since I wrote the post The Darker Side of Expat Life In The Seychelles and it’s still the most viewed page on my blog.  I read it again the other day. It made 

Splish Splash Splosh

You may have seen on my Instagram that we’ve had a fair bit of rain here recently!  I thought it was only right that I wrote a little post about it! Rain babies Arthur has always loved the rain!  He absolutely loves to be out 

Our first crop!!

It’s taken almost 4 years but we finally have had our first crop of Bananas!! We have attempted to grow bananas once before but it failed.  Which is pretty impressive considering they grow wild here! When we moved into this house there were already banana 

When your skin starts to fall off!

So I’m not going to include any pictures in this post, when your skin starts to fall off I don’t think any pics are required (or wanted!!) Around two weeks ago now I noticed a weird thing on my leg. This thing was around the 

Expat family guilt

Expat life can be AMAZING, but there are times, when expat life can be tough.  I think adding children into that mix can make the highs and lows even more extreme.   ” Without doubt we are really happy with our choice to have and 

A peek at our new house!

Mark has been made head teacher (proud wife alert!)  The current headteacher is retiring at the end of this term and Mark will be taking over from then! As part of his new job we got to move to a new house.  It feels like