Vero! Deve essere una cosa molto coraggiosa stabilirsi in un paese con una burocrazia pachidermica e inefficiente e abitata da un popolo (gli italiani) atavicamente incapaci di governare il loro stesso paese (l'Italia)!
Such a clever and courageous woman. Seems she really achieved the lifestyle she wanted. A beautiful place. I am very fond of Toscany and Umbria. But I was a lot around in Emilia Romagna when i was young. Many great places there too!👍❤💚 Greetings from Scandinavia.
Very good interview, very honest and revealing with some great scenery as a backdrop. I wholly agree with most of the other comments that this lady is amazing. Bravo Jill, you are a totally inspiring person.😘
Jill era tutt'altra che ricca! Il marito le ha svuotato il conto bancario, l'unica fortuna fu che aveva la casa (da ristrutturare, e ha riciclato e fatto tutto da sola) e la terra.
what an inspiration, and what a lovely character. i'm planning to move to Italy in 2025 to do something similar but will be based (somewhere) in the south to avail myself of the 7% TAX on foreign income. watching this video has given me hope, thank you!
I'm an American, so I had a hard time understanding parts of that. But I think it was Churchill that said about Americans, "English is the language that divides us." I got the idea though that this woman has made a go of it on her own and is doing well enough and is happy and content with herself.
I agree, immigrants. But expats is a commonly used term amongst English speaking Emigrants wherever they move to. And anyhow both groups are just people who moved in search of a better life, somewhere other than there original country. Thank you for watching
I've been thinking about this for a while, and I think the subtle difference is this : an expat is someone who chooses to leave their own country spurred by a real desire to live in the new place they are going to, whereas an immigrant is more a person who has to move from their own country to try to better their circumstances.
