Mărțișor: A Springtime Tradition in Romania

Do you remember learning about Mărțișor in my first logbook? This field note will give you more details about this springtime Romanian tradition.

Playing The Adufe

When we went on a trip to the north of Portugal, I learned about a new musical instrument that has a long history. We had the chance to play the adufe and make a small one to take home as well!

 

Making tapioca!

In the United States, "tapioca" is a sweet pudding. However, here in Brazil, "tapioca" looks like a tortilla. It's made from mandioca, one of the most important ingredients in Brazilian cooking.

My Birthday Celebration!

This is an account of my experience celebrating my birthday at my job in a Malaysian secondary school. Happy Birthday to me!

R E S P E C T

A central characteristic of Korean culture is the role of social hierarchy. From the way people speak, to how they act around one another, the levels of social hierarchy affect everyday life. 

The Two-Toed Sloth (Perezoso de dos Dedos)

What is brown, really slow, eats lots of leaves and only comes down from the trees once per week to poop? Let's meet the two-toed sloth!

Saltwater Crocodiles in Malaysia!

In this nature field note, I’ll be telling you about something I saw in nature this week—saltwater crocodiles! It was exhilarating to see these creatures up-close!

Bunun Ear-Shooting

Being invited to an aboriginal village is one thing. Being invited to a festival that involves shooting a pig's ear is a totally different one!

Middle School Students in Ghana

This week I asked Ghanaian children a few questions to share with students in the US! These students are a part of an after-school tutoring program.

Climate, Challenges and Adapting to Ghana's Environment

I learned so much about different ways Ghanaians are working to inform the public on how to reduce or reuse waste. My trip to Ghana's Permaculture Institution was so exciting and informative!

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