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And so it Begins: Leaving DKT
Leaving DKT: Endish of Feb-Feb 28 Leaving was both exactly what I thought it would be and yet not at all. With finals and getting grades figured out in a system that has never given us a format for grading-...
Teacher Tracy Has Been Taught
Yesterday was my last day teaching for the semester. Next week is finals followed by a week of relaxing in Phayakkaphum Phisai and then off to travel southeast Asia for 9 weeks. This post is going to be dedicated to my P1...
Studying Abroad in France: Semaine 7
As the weeks tick by, I can hardly believe how much time I’ve spent here and how many things have happened. It seems like just yesterday I arrived, bewildered, in the airport in Merignac after many long hours of travel.
Get to Know Thailand
Profile name: LandofSmiles My details: Birthday: December 5 I speak: Thai Religious affiliation: Buddhism Ethnicity: Thai 95.9%, Burmese 2%, other 1.3%, unspecified 0.9% (2010 est.) Relationship Status: Constitutional monarchy – King Hometown: Bangkok Number of fb friends: 67,976, 405 Does...
Studying Abroad in France; Semaine 6
This week was pretty lowkey for me and I didn’t really have many mind-blowing revelations to share, so I’ve decided to dedicate this week to sharing some of the differences between France and America that you might not necessarily know...
Culture Shock and Environmental Differences in Italy
I am starting to feel the “culture shock”. This morning, I sat in the teacher’s lounge and felt as if I was in slow motion. I could hear the Italian chatter and could see the prof’s buzzing around me yet...
My Host Family House in Spain
My Spanish host family lives outside of the town of Granja in the country, but it is only about a 2 minute drive. The house is a beautiful one story house made out of stone.
Jai Yen
I know you’re about to be very confused, but I have changed locations on you. Rather than typing away from the back corner of the Coffee Garden, I have moved next door to the Noodle Garden (yes, this is actually...
8 Major Life Lessons Learned in Thailand
I don’t always know what I want to write about. It’s actually pretty hard to figure that out. I am not a very structured person and I also prefer to go with the flow especially when it comes to journaling.
Meat, Meat, and More Meat in Spain
In Spain everything is made homemade. I experienced this first hand when my family bought a pig, had it butchered, cleaned, and packaged right at their house!