ESPN.comFreshman guard Isaiah Johnson commits to transfer to TexasColorado freshman transfer Isaiah Johnson, one of the best guards in the portal, has committed to Texas. He averaged 16.9 points and 3.0 assists this season.
He's "disappeared" on long weekends before. I'm guessing it's some type of medical treatment that he has to have periodically. He usually comes back with bruises on his hand. We'll see him next week with that I'm guessing.
Argentina would be my suggestion. Buenos Aires is a great city and there are plenty of other places as well. Mendoza for Malbec wine if you're a fan. Iguazu Falls is gorgeous. Go south to Patagonia. From BA you can do a day trip to Uruguay on the ferry if you want.
How do I even begin. Lol. We got a non lucrative visa, which means we can't work or have any active income. We're retired so that's OK by us. We started our process last June and we didn't get our visa until the middle of March so start early because it will take time. There are many, many steps and hoops to jump through. We hired lawyers in Spain and they helped with a lot of the paperwork. There is a lot of it and a lot of different requirements for each thing. Some need translation, some you'll have to get notarized, some will need to be apostilled, which makes the document legal in Spain. Some of it is time sensitive and has to be within 90 days. Once you get all your paperwork you have to get an appointment with BLS, which is a third party entity for the Spanish consulate. It's takes time to get the appointment, so again start early. That's a quick summary. We thought we were a little nuts when we decided to start the process, and by the time we finished we were downright crazy. But we have zero regrets. We've been her a week and so far we love it. Our visa is good for one year and we can renew it twice for 2 years. After that we have longer term options if we want. It's hard to even sum up the process, so suffice to say it's complex and takes time. I'm happy to provide any specifics or answer any questions. Feel free to DM if you'd like.
We purposely picked Patraix to live so there are no tourists here. We did walk into the old city the other day, and it was jammed with them. As has been said here it's good for the economy.
Gorgeous weather IMO. A light jacket at times, but most of the time don't even do that since it's sunny and we're walking everywhere. We are loving it so far.
Just got back from seeing it. Loved the book and really enjoyed the movie, but so much had to be left out to not make it a 6 hour movie. I get it, but missed some of the things in the book.
Looks like I picked a good year to move out of the country and not have to endure this year's team. Hopefully they figure it out and make me regret missing them.
We've been here in Valencia since Monday night. Got into our apartment on Tuesday and been busy setting things up and taking care of banks, internet, etc. We intentionally pick a traditional non expat area. We did walk into the city center today to the main market where all the tourists are. We were very happy to get back to our quiet local neighborhood. Tourists are a huge financial impact, but I can see both sides.
Gastritis would be my bet. I deal with it all the time. My doc said the esophagus has no nerve endings so the pain can show up anywhere when you have a flair. In the past 10 years I've gone to the er twice thinking I was having a heart attack. Meds help some. Hope it's nothing worse.