One Week in Chile
A week from now I will be on my way to Rio for my first international teaching conference, but all I can think of at the moment is my upcoming […]
Monthly Archives: March 2017
Carnival at Isla Margarita, Venezuela
Mojitos, pina coladas, dreamy pools, and throbbing salsa music; this is what I think of when I imagine an all-inclusive hotel in Venezuela. While the pool was pretty nice at […]
Starting to Pack Up One Life to Start Again in the Middle East
Today I’m thinking about packing up my apartment here in Venezuela, selling things, and moving to Bahrain (a tiny island country in the Middle East). I’m accustomed to living/working in […]
A Day at Isla Larga
When my doctor told me that I can’t dance for at least a week so that my foot can try to heal I was a bit devastated. I’m not sure […]
Slice of Life: St. Patrick’s Day in Venezuela
Today has been crazy busy! I blame the month of March since it is report card/end of quarter/end of unit time. But, on top of that, I found out today […]
The Thrill of New Discovery
It is so funny how you can visit the same places again and again and not notice certain places. Yesterday my friends and I went to a local burger place […]
A Visit to the Podiatrist in Venezuela
Waiting. If you ever come to Venezuela you must become an expert at waiting. Mostly you wait in lines at grocery stores or lines to get gasoline, but heaven forbid […]
Packing for Cuba
I’ve been blogging about Cuba because the three weeks I spent there were so different from everything else I’ve experienced. Somehow Cuba manages to be unlike any of the 32 […]
Planning for a Teaching Conference in Rio de Janiero, Brazil
The AASSA Educator’s Conference has been on my mind since November when I applied to be one of the two people to represent my school. I had to […]
On The Hunt
I started my hunt by asking for advice from the locals. Where might I find the best ones? Where had they seen anything that might be similar? Where should I […]
Teaching Wanderlust 