Help Me! 3 Weeks in Peru and Bolivia Itinerary
Peru and Bolivia in 3 Weeks I bought my tickets!!!! I will have 22 days to explore Peru and Bolivia (total, not each, since I do have to go back […]
Category Archives: Travel
August Round Up
This is the first month of school here in Valencia, so I expect this post to be rather short… Around the web: I’ve never thought about it, but what nationality […]
Make Your Own Travel Journal!
When I was planning my backpacking trip to Peru and Bolivia and then my 31X31 trip I planned to leave my lovely Macbook Pro behind (because I might kill someone if they […]
Reality of Life in Valencia
I have been in Valencia for a little while now. It is a mixed bag for me. Most of the time I love it, but there is definitely the good, […]
5 Tips to Quickly Acclimate to a New Place
My first teaching job started in October (two weeks after I finished my ESOL certification after graduating from my MAT program) when a teacher left at the last minute. […]
How to Get Your Shows While Teaching Overseas
I remember that a concern one of my brothers had when I was considering teaching overseas in China is how I would watch TV. “How will you watch TV, it […]
Foodie Friday: Caprese Sandwich
While I was living in Italy I made this meal all the time for dinner. I had never had mozzarella di buffala (mozzarella made with buffalo milk) until I found […]
Travel Bucket List
As an international teacher it is really easy for me to travel. Usually I try to explore the country I am teaching in first, then the countries surrounding my country, […]
Foreign Teachers Who Want to Teach in the US
The funny thing is that I am always itching to move somewhere abroad, but I know a ton of foreign teachers who are itching to move to the US. […]
International Schools in the Countries Most & Least Welcoming to Foreigners
Recently I found this article from the CNN about which countries actually want expats to stay around. Citing page 455 of this study CNN says the friendliest and least friendly […]
Teaching Wanderlust 