ADVENTURES, CHALLENGES, AND INSIGHTS OF A COUPLE IN EARLY RETIREMENT
We all know one of the greatest things about traveling and roving retirement is enjoying the food. Our experience in Scottsdale was no different. Owing to the touristy nature of Scottsdale, there was no shortage of decent places to enjoy some food and drinks.
As Roving Retirees, the apartments we rent never have the same complement of kitchen tools. Since our experience with kitchenware has been so frustrating we decided to just make sure we had the basics with us.
We have been on lockdown in France for so long that I’ve nearly lost count. To make matters worse, nothing happened this week worth writing about. But I managed.
The next stop on our roving retirement was Mexico City because our flight to Europe went through there and we had never visited before. We purposely changed our plans so we could spend four days in Mexico City.
Before and during our roving retirement, we have found that cooking classes, food tours, and market tours provide us with key insights into the culture of a place and it’s people.
