Becoming a Part of My Community

Moving from the U.S. to Belgium has been a unique experience. Belgium is a country with totally different foods, languages and customs than the U.S., yet I am starting to feel so at home here.

Getting Around Ourense During My First Month

Ourense is a great city to live in because almost everything you need is within walking distance. So are most of the interesting places to visit!

Eating Byrek: Today and Every Day

Let's talk about byrek, a savory pastry that is very popular in the Balkans! I'm excited to tell you what byrek tastes like, how it is made and where it comes from.

Ourense, Spain

This year, I will be living in Ourense, Spain. Ourense is a beautiful city in the northwestern region of Galicia and has plenty to offer!

Autobiography

I will be teaching English this year in Ourense, Spain, a city in the northwestern region of Galicia. During my time here, I hope to improve my Spanish and gain experience teaching in the classroom.

Table for One, Please!

Belgium is well-known for its tasty foods and yummy desserts. There are Belgian waffles and fries, of course, but there are also foods that taste like Dominican food. It feels like being back home!

Crêpes in Paris

Crêpes are a popular street food in Paris. People often eat crêpes when they are looking for a quick meal or a snack.

Integrating into the Trier Community

What does it mean to "integrate" into a new place? In this journal, I'll talk about the different ways I feel more at home in Trier.

From Nowhere and Everywhere: My Spanish Accent

Despite studying Spanish for a long time, I still don’t have a definitive accent. I’m excited to see how that’s changing, but it also makes integrating into my community difficult.

Flammkuchen: German, French, or Both?

During my first few weeks in Trier, I discovered a new favorite food with an exciting history: Flammkuchen!

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