
Traveling Around: Sicily (The life of an international school teacher is good!)
Traveling Around: Sicily Can you relate? entering a local deli shop by chance and being in awe of all the delicious food! getting an Airbnb

Traveling Around: Sicily Can you relate? entering a local deli shop by chance and being in awe of all the delicious food! getting an Airbnb

Traveling Around: Småland, Sweden Can you relate? getting a private tour of a crazy Swedish man’s small moose park. The moose were so big and

Who wouldn’t want to live next to or very close to the beach? Better yet, a beautiful beach with amazing sand and turquoise water! International

Traveling Around: Melbourne, Australia Can you relate? learning a bunch a new words that are just abbreviations of words you already know in English. eating

Last week I had to go and ask for a re-entry permit at a local immigration office. It is an integral part of life for

“How about Italy?” she said. I was lying on my friend’s couch. It was 2010. Los Angeles. I was 20, visiting from University in Boston.

When most international teachers move abroad, they aren’t thinking “oh, this is the country that I want to be living in for many, many years.”

It’s never easy to move to a new country, especially one where the culture is vastly different than what you are used to. Concepts such