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Exploring Thailand’s Vibrant Cafe Culture
When we think of Thailand, our minds often drift to its rich history, bustling markets, and pristine beaches. But there’s another side to this captivating country that’s worth exploring: its... keep reading
Gluten and Dairy-Free Guide to School Day Meals
Here is what I usually eat on a school day as a gluten and dairy-intolerant girlie living in Madrid (where cheese and bread are a core food group).
Benefits of Choosing to Teach Abroad in South Korea
To make the decision to teach abroad is hard enough, but to also try to choose a country to do it in is even harder. Each country has its own... keep reading
Is it Possible to Live off of 1000 Euros a Month? (with a Spending Chart)
After 7 months of living in Madrid, I have finally learned how to manage my money. I also learned that it IS possible to live off of your teaching stipend... keep reading
Living in Gangwon Province
Gangwon-do is a mountainous province in northeast South Korea. Just a few hours from Seoul, many Koreans come to Gangwon province for vacations, hiking, skiing, to go to the beach... keep reading
Day in the Life of Teaching English Abroad in Thailand
Fun fact: Thailand is the only country in Southeast Asia not colonized by Europeans. Ancient traditions, tranquil mountain tops, sparkling beaches, and shopping malls spanning an entire block fill this... keep reading
What You Should and Should Not Pack for Thailand
How do you pack to move to another country for six months? I asked myself this question a million times per day as I prepared to depart for Thailand and... keep reading
What I Eat as a Teacher in Thailand
Who doesn't love Thai food? Pad Thai, fried rice, curries. As long as it's not too spicy, I love it all! Well, I loved Americanized Thai food, at least. Of... keep reading
My Go-To Spots in Malasaña
After almost 8 months of living in Malasaña, I have begun to hone in on my favorite spots around the neighborhood. Known to some as the Brooklyn of Europe, the... keep reading
A Guide to Eating Thai Food
The number one biggest struggle for me since arriving in Thailand has been adjusting to the food. I have now been here for over two months and my stomach has... keep reading
First Impressions: All Things Thailand Edition! Recommendations for your First Month in Thailand
Now that I have been living in Thailand for about a month now, I feel like I have had an adequate amount of time to make my first impressions about... keep reading
Home Holidays in a Foreign Country
Hello Everyone! Happy belated Thanksgiving to those of you who celebrate! So, Thanksgiving was a couple of days ago. In South Korea, Chuseok is kind of the Korean version of... keep reading
Breaking Down Language Barriers in Thailand: One Coffee at a Time
Hey Yall / S̄wạs̄dī kha ( สวัสดีคะ), Let’s talk about talking... I severely underestimated the language barriers I would experience here in Thailand. Spoiler Alert: No I did not study... keep reading
My Top 5 Travel Tips
I’ve been traveling the world for almost 3 years now and here is what I’ve found most helpful along the way! 1. Eat Like Locals My absolute FAVORITE thing to... keep reading
Hot Takes: Living in Madrid, Spain
Vibrant and busy describe the Spanish city of Madrid. Month and a half lived in Spain, feels fitting time to share my official hot takes on city life. Buckle up... keep reading