Everyday life in Malaysia is full of surprises for me, and I love navigating the language, currency and exciting combination of cultures that makes Malaysia unique. Here's what I did this week!
Greetings! I'm so excited to begin this adventure in Malaysia with you but first, let me tell you a bit about myself and how I came to be teaching in Perlis, Malaysia, the country's smallest state.
New people, new places, same me! My name is May Fahrenthold and I am a travel enthusiast. Before we get started, I wanted to share a little about myself!
Since we eat three meals each day, eating is clearly an important part of our daily lives. Here's how my relationship with eating and food has changed since I moved to Malaysia.
Seeing how I work in education, I am around kids all day! So I interviewed one of my students, who will tell you what it is like to be a kid in Malaysia. is her experience like yours in America?
Greetings! I recently graduated from West Virginia University with a degree in agroecology. Now I am working as a Fulbright Researcher in Jaipur, India studying soil pollution in agricultural soils.
