Tonight I’m leaving America and heading to the one-bedroom unit I’ve rented on an island in Croatia for this spring. It’s the commencement of my second year into the adventure of living life half-time between two countries. Solo.
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Veriki and her family welcomed me into their home. She taught me how to cook amazing Greek food – still my favourite. She taught me how to be a friend, how to be brave enough to cross borders. For a long time, I’m not really sure how we communicated but communicate we did. Little by little my Greek improved and her children helped her out with her English.
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I am traveling solo. Last year, at age fifty-five . . . and four years into my second divorce after my second long-term marriage, and with two grown children raising their own little ones . . . I started living half-time in California and half-time in Croatia. By myself.
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Responding to the call of travel, after life didn’t turn out as expected, has taught me time and time again that the more I can open up to what happens in each moment . . . regardless of fears, expectations, and what I think “should be” happening . . . the more life opens up in ways better and more magical than I ever could have planned.
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Jason (www.jasonwebster.net) has been writing for about thirteen years now. His first travel book ”Duende” – an investigation into the history of flamenco and its place in modern Spain – was published in 2003.
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