offshore cpa on Bloomberg

In case you're still wondering whether or not I like living in Cayman, take a look at today's Bloomberg article which includes a couple quotes from yours truly: Paradise Lost Facing Expats in Cayman Work Visa Crackdown.

I know this blog leaves you with a lot of doubt in that regard.

My version of vintage Cayman.
Take out the large building in the background, and this was the island 60 years ago.

Honestly--and I've said this before--anywhere can be a paradise. When I visit my home state of Pennsylvania, I marvel at the beauty of the rolling hills and expansive corn fields and clear rivers and creeks. 

When I visit England, I'm floored with the long history and centuries of tradition, not to mention the greenery of the West Country and stateliness of their "country manors". 

When I visit Italy, I feel like I'm living on a movie set, surrounded by beauty and art and (best of all) sinfully delicious food. 

And when I visit Israel, I'm overwhelmed by the strong sense of religion and the layers upon layers of history and culture, all somehow part of my DNA in some hard-to-measure-but-totally-tangible way.

But we live in Cayman, an arguable paradise. I often get asked, in some form or another, how long we'll stay here. My answer is always the same: We have no plans to leave. The island was an instant fit for us, and between the weather, the friendships, and the work opportunities, it's been a wonderful 2+ years on this Caribbean island. 

This might not be the most impressive photo I've ever posted on this blog,
but if you know the island, you'll recognize certain red roofs in the background.

I do love where I live!