American Ex-Patriot, Joshua Cosimo Responds to Art Reviews and Discusses …
American ex-patriot, Joshua Cosimo responds to art reviews and discusses his upcoming exhibit, Fragments from Villa Amphititrite, in Florence Italy. Artist and designer Joshua Cosimo, an American ex-patriot living in Italy, has spent six years in …
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Ex-Patriot Brown 'having a hard time digesting' Saints' scandal
”We all know how difficult it is to get this job, and to maintain this job, and to stay healthy, and to make a good living. The hurtin' part, I'm just having a hard time digesting that one.” Brown added: ”That sounds more like 50s and 70s type football …
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Ex-Patriot Andruzzi tells Lunenburg kids: Family is who you are
"For me, living in New York City and playing street ball with my brothers as a kid made me who I am today. It got me to where I am today," he said. Football didn't always come easily to him, Andruzzi told the students. His parents wouldn't let him play …
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Question by juarina1545: Can an American living abroad adopt through the American system?
I am an American working and living in South Korea. My husband and I would like to adopt a child. We are willing to adopt through the foster care system, are willing to adopt a sibling pair, are willing to adopt a child or children up to the age of four as long as they are physically healthy, and would prefer a non-white child. Based on my research, if we lived in America, with these as our guidelines we could have a child in our home within a year or less. But, we don’t live in America. Is it even possible to adopt from overseas or do we have to move back to the States?
I do understand that I can adopt internationally. I can also adopt from the country in which I currently reside. However, since I am not looking only for white infants, I know that there are plenty of children, and even babies, in the system back home waiting for parents. My question is can I, as an American not living in America, adopt through the American system?

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Answer by amanda u
there is adoptions all over the world. absolutly you can adopt even if you don’t live in america.whoever told you that you were not able to adopt unless you lived in america?have you ever seen the commercials like christian children’s funds or anything like that?

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Question by Spanky: How does the average American spend their retirement years?
My mom and dad are both retired, and both do little (if anything) except sit around the house and watch TV.

I knew one fellow who was retired and built his own workshop where he spent his days building furniture. He also single-handedly put a swimming pool in his backyard, landscaped his entire property, and constructed a vegetable garden.

So my parents seem kind of lazy compared to what may seem normal.

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Answer by CoeyG
Some people travel, some people take up new hobbies, some go back to school, some sit at home and do nothing. Since it is THEIR home they have every right to sit home and do nothing. If you don’t like it find some place else to live instead of mooching off of your parents.

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Question by Steve O: Does anyone know of a good online site for ordering American products when you are living as an expat in Korea
I am living in South Korea and I find it difficult to get products from America that are reasonable in price or available at all. Would anyone know of any online sites that market to expats living overseas?

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Answer by ihaveno_q_a
why not save your self a lot money and just come home!!!

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Question by Eclectic Curiosity: I am an American who lectures in an overseas University. Can I buy property in The US?
property is said to be a good investment, so I am interested in buying property in the States.I have an excellent credit rating. But, I amm not sure if living and working overseas would pose a problem.

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Answer by beverly6343
As long as you’re a citizen and pay your taxes & utilities, there is no problem.

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