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Medical Care in Thailand and What to Expect
When moving to Thailand for anywhere between six months and a year, you will likely encounter the need for medical care. I have found myself needing more medical attention in... keep reading
Solo Trip to Chiang Mai: My 2 1/2 Days Itinerary
I am an introvert. I always have been and always will be. When I was younger, people would underestimate me, my intelligence, and my competence just because I was quiet... keep reading
The Ultimate Pre-Departure Checklist for Teaching in Thailand
An ultimate guide for preparing to go abroad that includes a weekly to-do list.
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
Cultural Differences and Advice for Living in Spain
It has been almost 7 months since I’ve moved to Spain to teach abroad. It is crazy to think about that last September, I was freaking out about moving abroad... 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
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
Being sick in a foreign language
There comes a time in every Auxes' life abroad when they must face a challenge so great that it shows what they are truly made of. No it is not... keep reading
Get Out of your Comfort Zone (again)
Getting out of your comfort zone is the only way to truly grow. You already took a huge step by moving across the world, so what’s stopping you from doing... keep reading
One Month in South Korea
One month in Korea and I’m about halfway to feeling settled. The first 24 hours are probably the hardest but that is to be expected. If you have never visited... keep reading
Balancing Work and Leisure
Many of my friends wonder how I am able to afford traveling all the time. The answer is pretty simple: I work remotely, so as long as I have internet... keep reading
Hitting Rock Bottom
Three months into my Thailand experience, I'm totally adjusted to where I live, I have my daily routine down solid, I have amazing friends to hang out with, I'm genuinely... keep reading
Getting COVID-19 Abroad
Despite being fully vaccinated and generally being in good health, at the beginning of December 2021, I became sick and was diagnosed with COVID-19. When it comes to public health... keep reading
The Balancing Power of Exercise
Coming out of quarantine, my impatient body and restless mind ached to run. I yearned for the steady rhythm of my feet against the ground, the energy in my lungs... keep reading