A Visit to the Dentist in Indonesia
In my nine years of teaching at international schools, I have never worked at a school that has provided dental insurance! The reason that they always say that you […]
Borobudur Temple: A Central Java Must-See
I was considering if I should write a post about visiting Yogyakarta in October of last year in addition to my upcoming spring break trip there, and decided that I […]
How Has the Coronavirus Impacted My Life in Indonesia?
According to the news yesterday, there are only 2 cases of the virus here in Indonesia. Those cases are in Jakarta, which is about an hour’s flight from me, on the other side Java.
One Day as a Tourist in Surabaya, Indonesia
This weekend I took the opportunity to stay downtown and pretend to be a tourist in Surabaya! Normally I tell my friends and family to just skip Surabaya and meet […]
Solo Mama + Toddler Travel Gear
This post contains Amazon affiliate links to products I love. I may receive a commission for purchases made through these links. I’ve been traveling internationally with my little man since […]
Top 10 International Schools in Europe
This is my second post in a series about my “Top Schools List” because it is one question that I hear again and again. The problem that I have is […]
My Top 10 International Schools in Asia
This is a hard one because there are more and more schools being added every year. Most of these schools are simply on my list because I have been researching […]
Thank You, Teachers
On Friday, I was reading an excellent book called, The Giver of Stars by Jojo Mayes (<– affiliate link). I didn’t want to put it down because the characters just […]
Is the Chase Sapphire Reserve Credit Card Worth the new Fee?
Something that I am asked frequently is what travel credit card I use. I always rave about the Chase Sapphire Reserve (CSR). I’ve now paid for two years of CSR […]
Oil & Mining Schools- huh?
Did you know that there are parents with children who work in mining, oil, and gas, who need their kids to go to school? Haha, it wasn’t really something I […]
Teaching Wanderlust 