Portland Summer 2015
Every summer I go home to Portland for a few weeks to see my family and friends. It is also a great time to eat, shop, and do things that […]
Category Archives: Expat
Visiting the Mud Volcano (Volcán de Lodo El Totumo)
Before going to Cartagena I had researched various activities that I wanted to do. My flights were later changed so I had even less time in Cartagena than I had […]
Why I Love My Neighborhood
At this time of year returning teachers can ask to move apartments. At my school you are allowed to move apartments once, no matter how long you stay here, unless […]
April Monthly Roundup
Hey wonderful readers from France! I had 662 page views from France yesterday! I haven’t written very much about France (other than the American School of Paris and that I will […]
Wishful Wednesday: The American School of Bombay
This school has long been at the top of my list of international schools. The professional development at this school is widely talked about and the technology is top notch. […]
Three Nights in Cartagena, Colombia
Whenever I travel, I try to visit a place with low expectations. However, so many people have said so many wonderful things about Cartagena I was unable to go into it […]
Lewis & Clark Showing Some Love
I love my grad school (the first one)! Lewis & Clark College taught me how college courses should be taught and they taught me how to be a good teacher. […]
A Little Update and an Apology
Dear Readers! I think it has been twice this week that stuff I have been working on has accidentally posted when it shouldn’t have. I’m sorry that I have been […]
Wishful Wednesday: The American School of Paris
I am visiting Paris this summer for about five days in June. One thing that is kinda on my list of things to see is the American School of Paris. […]
Bogota the Beautiful
My friend Rose told me that there are 8 million people in Bogota. Indeed, when I was at the top of Monserrate, I could not see where the city ended! […]
Teaching Wanderlust 