A Bad Day Might Not Really Be a Bad Day When Put in Perspective
“A bad day in Paris is still better than a good day anywhere else.” Even when you travel, you might have a bad day (or two). However, it’s good to remember that while… Continue reading
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How to Journal While Abroad
During my three experiences abroad, I tried different tactics on how to journal. When I was 16 and in Japan for three weeks, I had a tiny journal which I made myself write… Continue reading
The New Sign on The Front Door: “Beware of Possible Nearby Lion”
In the United States, signs such as “Beware of Dog” are common – even if you have one of the smallest dog types, such as a chihuahua. However, in many African countries –… Continue reading
What to Consider when Considering Teaching Abroad
Diversity Abroad recently posted an article by Arien Atterberry regarding things to keep in mind when considering teaching English abroad. Some rather good points are made in the article, including: * That you can… Continue reading
Ah…to be Independent: A look at Independence Day Celebrations Around the World
I loved celebrating America’s birthday, the 4th of July, in Washington, D.C. a few years ago. Between the parades, museum tours, fireworks, shows, and yes – a strong sunburn, the 4th of July… Continue reading
Overcoming Diversity: Raising Awareness of Physcial Disabilities in Africa
A young man from Nairobi, Kenya is trying to do just that – by pushing himself in his wheelchair from Kenya to Cape Town, South Africa. (For those who don’t know distance, that… Continue reading
My New Wallpaper at Work
This photo was recently highlighted in the National Geographic’s Traveler Photo Contest. It is now also the wallpaper on my computer at work. 🙂 Check out more of the photo contest winners and honorable… Continue reading
Lost and Found: What is in that suitcase?
Everyone fears that their suitcase will be the one that gets left behind. Ever wonder though, what really happens to those lost suitcases? In some cases (no pun intended), unclaimed baggage that has… Continue reading
Ethnic Foods Get an Ethnic Boost in London
When one visits London, the meal of fish and chips (french fries) is what often comes to mind. However, London offers a large variety of other meals as well! (Being that this is… Continue reading