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Hello Concertina.

Welcome to Expat.com!

Do not hesitate to participate on the forum!

Thank you,
Aurélie

@concertina     Concertina, Michele, it's thelma, here, in tucson, arizona.  I can no longer find all your posts and can not remember if, when you moved, you moved to the house you built near loutraki.  I know you are in a smaller town, west of athens, probably a fishing community.

things, around me, here, have sort of gone sideways.  no danger or harm to me!  but it has reinforced the knowledge that I do not belong here. 

my renewed passport will be back from the u s government, sometime soon.  I need to get a lot more serious about traveling and actually, physically, looking for a small, sane, place to live.

I hope you are doing well.  I know the corona laid you low.  and I know that you, like me, has frustration and annoyance that the world we see and the world we hope for so rarely match.

thank you so much for being there when I ask foolish questions.  the, probably most sensible, is who can you recommend in your area that offers small houses to rent?  thank you, thelma scudi

@oldwomanwitch Hello,I shall private message you,good to hear again from you

@concertina I'm so glad you found my note.  yes, the visa is a bureaucratic nightmare and although I seem to have all the information I will need to present myself, in person, to the greek consulate in los angeles.  a nuisance but actually easily doable.  I just assume, from much I've read, that no matter how diligently I prepare the file, each bureaucrat will have his own, pet interpretation of the written rules.  once you understand that most of the nonsense ceases to stick in one's mind.

do you still have the private email addresses for me?  did I send them to you? or am I not remembering who and where I sent them.  anyway, you can try (my name) at outlook dot com and we'll get that straightened out. 

I would like to talk with you, further, about houses, towns, villages, doctors, and the ideas of what we really need versus what we may think we need.  thank you, thelma