This week I split my time between Portofino, a coastal town, and Vicenza, a small town in Northern Italy! I enjoyed many sunny days, navigated trains through new areas, and saw lots of wildlife!
The Fulbright program is ending, and it is time for me to reflect and think about everything I have learned, the people I have met along the way and how much I appreciate this opportunity.
From being terrified of my first solo flight, to spending a full year studying in Seoul, this journey has changed me and my life. Here is my final goodbye and advice for future travelers!
It's close to the end of our time together. I still have a year and a half of my service left, but I'm grateful to be able to share the first leg of my journey and the amazing culture of Guatemala.
As this journey ends, I keep thinking about how places stay with us. I hope this brief virtual exchange expedition to this place I love will stay with you and help you notice the world around you.
When I spend time in the Everglades, I am not only paying attention to animals. I am also paying attention to the environment that makes their lives possible.
In the story of creation by the K´iche people, humanity is created by the gods using corn as their base. Corn is an essential part of Guatemalan culture, and today I get to tell you all about it.
