Signing, the old-school way. Photo by qwrrty via Flickr One of the small, but annoying, problems with expat life is dealing with the issue of signing documents related to work and logistics back in the U.S. With people’s lives so electronically connected now, it has surprised me how many times I’ve had to

put actual pen to actual paper and sign a contract, an invoice, or a request for press access. Since the Turkish mail can be a bit, ahem, unreliable, this entails walking up the hill to the Internet cafe, print…

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