I hate to embarrass myself. But boy have I. Especially when I first arrived in Ecuador 12 years ago. My new Ecuadorian friends were too nice to say anything, but they must have thought I was absolutely loco. The first night I arrived, I asked a bartender for "dos besos, por favor." Luckily my husband was standing next to me or I may have found myself in a sticky situation since I'd asked for "two kisses" instead of "dos vasos" or "two glasses."
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Leave your watch behind because you won't need it. And toss away your shoes while you're at it–a bathing suit is the only wardrobe requirement, and even that's only a suggestion. Spend your afternoon chasing a fish or two or nursing an ice-cold beer, and call that a good day's work…
Keith and Karen were ready for a change. They’d lived in the city for 40 years, and with retirement looming, they weren’t certain they could take much more of Toronto. "Keith, in particular, was tired of the traffic, the increasing cost of living, and the long, cold winters," says Karen. They hadn’t really considered leaving Canada, but they knew that if they stayed that nothing would change.
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