Living in Chile – Llifen
I’m not feeling very verbose today. Actually, I’m feeling more retrospective. I seem to always talk myself out of posting pictures of things other than my recipes, deciding that it would be boring to you guys. It’s just so much easier to talk about food and recipes than it is to put personal stuff out there, you know what I mean? Today I’m feeling like that’s being unfair though, because when I did a post recently on living here in Chile, I had so many of you tell me how much you enjoyed seeing pictures of where I live and my life. So today I thought I would be a slacker and just share some of my favorite pictures of the past year in and around the little town of Llifen instead of a recipe. I hope that’s okay with you guys and not too boring. It is such an amazing place with so much diversity that the pictures are a little random.
12 Comments
CakePants
Wow, what a gorgeous place!! I especially love the sunset pictures. How is “Llifen” pronounced, by the way?
Tori
Good question. When I first read it before I new anything about Spanish I thought it was (life-in). lol. But because a double L is like a y in Spanish it is pronounced (yee-fin).
Thanks for stopping by!
Gloria
Hi Tori, firstly I’d like to say how beautiful your posts are. Could you give me an idea on the cost of renting a 2 bedroom house long term please?
Tori
Thanks Gloria. I wish I could give you a good answer to your inquiry but honestly it varies so much and I’m not really the person to ask. Thanks so much for reading!
Lexi @ Sempre Dolce
Llifen looks beautiful – I especially love your last photo!
Tori
Thank you so much, Lexi!
karla
You can bore me anytime with your gorgeous photography! Love your personal posts.
Tori
Thank you. That is so sweet of you to say!
Martín
wow! Nice pictures! Lago Ranco is such an amazing place!
Tori
Thanks, Martin!
Michelle @ Acupuncture Volunteering in Peru
You could never bore me with such beautiful photos! I love learning what it’s like to live in other countries. I may never get to Chile, but now I’ve seen how incredible it is. Thank you! May I ask, why did you move to Chile?
Tori
Thanks, Michelle! Um, my family moved to Chile for a bunch of reasons. I’d say the top was for better buisness opportunities!