Backpacking the Galapagos: Is it Possible?
I’m an international teacher. I feel like it is my very welcome duty to see as much of the world as possible. To do this on a teacher’s salary while […]
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Wishful Wednesday: The American School in London
I’ve never been to London because I have always assumed it would be very similar to big cities in the US. However, after living in crazy Venezuela for the past […]
Packing for Venezuela 2015… and $755 condoms
Recently this article came out about the $755 condoms in Venezuela. While that number is large, the biggest news is that CONDOMS ARE HARD TO FIND. This makes me […]
Travel Makeup
This might be my girliest post ever! It is about backpacking with makeup in a carry-on bag. While I was trying to travel Peru and Bolivia with a carry-on only […]
The Mysterious Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu is a city of mystery. A city used only for 100 years and then abandoned during the times of the Spanish conquest, yet never discovered by the conquistadores. […]
Wishful Wednesday: Colegio Franklin Delano Roosevelt
If you read my post, “Lovely Lima“, you probably know that I fell in love with Lima when I was there on my last vacation. I was talking about Lima […]
2015 Travel Plans
One of the joys of living abroad is to explore the nearby countries. So far since I’ve lived in Venezuela I’ve gone to: Argentina, Aruba, Bolivia, Curacao, Dominican Republic, Peru, […]
December Roundup
Thankfully Venezuela is nothing like the picture above! It is warm and toasty here even in December (still wearing tank tops and bermudas on the weekends). I even considered going […]
Wishful Wednesday: American International School of Bucharest
Finding a school in Europe that actually includes housing is rare, and this is the first European school I’ve come across that includes a car for foreign teachers! My friend […]
What is Considered a Top Tier School?
On this blog I regularly post schools that I would love to work at. Emphasis on “I”- everyone is different. However, if you are reading on various websites, chatting […]
Teaching Wanderlust 