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Crushing it in Croatia

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Crushing it in Croatia: Kathy from Britain bakes better cookies

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Can we skip spring and dive right into summer? I

Can we skip spring and dive right into summer?

I'm ready. Who's with me?

If I go in there, the Blair witch will get me and

If I go in there, the Blair witch will get me and nobody can tell me different.

Am I right?

Sometimes we need to shout. One sign that you are

Sometimes we need to shout.

One sign that you are truly absorbing a new language is when it becomes a true reflex - when you speak (or shout) without even thinking about it first.

To help you with those moments that warrant an elevated voice, we created a guide to the most common Croatian exclamations. Find even more at the bio link.

Like this post if you'd like to see more like this.

Let us know your favorite Croatian exclamations (even the weirdly complex ones) in the comments.

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Spring shone down on Split today. And it was good.

Spring shone down on Split today. And it was good.

22 cats and a hedgehog. These cats (and the hed

22 cats and a hedgehog.

These cats (and the hedgehog) were spotted all over Croatia. Which one tops your list as the most fabulous of them all? Choose 1-10.
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Some cats contributed by @kalinawoodsceramics and @gytha_galic

Laundry day in Split.

Laundry day in Split.

Expat in Croatia just made it to CNN. 🤯 NUTS,

Expat in Croatia just made it to CNN. 🤯

NUTS, right?

Not only that, we helped all of the "nomads" mentioned in the article. That's just how we roll at EIC.

I couldn't have made it this far without you. FOR REALS. Every time you read one of our articles, like one of our posts, drop a comment, email or DM us, donate to our project or share our content with friends and family - those actions help keep this project going.

👉🏼 👉🏼 👉🏼 Check out the CNN article at my bio link. Let me know what you think in the comments.

❤❤ Thank YOU so much for being here!! ❤❤

An extra thank you to @isabelswindow, this article's author.

Give something back. So many of us are over-the-m

Give something back.

So many of us are over-the-moon-grateful that we have the privilege of living in Croatia. One way to balance the scales is to volunteer in your local communities.

There are 7 fantastic non-profit organizations in Split that are looking for volunteers to help with their efforts to support children, women, the homeless, those suffering from addiction and the environment.

Check out our post at the bio link for a detailed guide to non-profits where you can volunteer now.

Like this post if you'd like to see more content like this.

Drop a comment if you know of any great non-profits anywhere in the country. We are looking for suggestions in Pula, Rijeka, Dubrovnik and Zadar specifically.

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A port in the storm with good baked goods. It's b

A port in the storm with good baked goods.

It's been a bummer having restaurants and caffe bars closed. We're in our third month without them, which has upended a culture that revolves around social coffees.

Thankfully those that make food can be open for takeaway, which includes @cookie.lab.st, a lovely bakery and coffee shop in the Firule neighborhood of Split. Their coffee is excellent and all of their pastries and sweets are solid (and I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to these things).

Their almond croissant is an absolute revelation. It's not pictured because they were out when I got there. When the shortage was announced to the queue, there was an collective sigh of disappointment. We all felt the sadness. Until the next batch!

Which special spots in Croatia deserve some love for offering fantastic, consistent products and service? Drop them in the comments.

If you'd like to see more of my favorite spots, like this post.

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