A Visit to Choisy-le-Roi

The suburb of Choisy-le-Roi is bustling, diverse and just a few minutes away from Paris. What did I find there? Let's take a look.

Pura Vida

We are transitioning into the dry season here which means there is a lot less rain than usual. This means that I can do a lot more outdoor activities without getting wet!

The Shogun's Garden

Learn about the Hamarikyu Gardens, a park in the middle of a busy downtown district in Tokyo. It was built around a teahouse for the Tokugawa family who served as a shogun family for almost 300 years.

Appreciating Differences

Although life in Valencia is unlike that back home, I've learned so much about myself and the importance of obtaining a deep understanding of other cultures over the last few months of living here.

From East to West

Take in the sights and experience the magic as you follow my journey this week from the easternmost part of Spain to the westernmost part of Portugal!

Hinduism: A Unique Religion

Have you ever heard of Hinduism? Keep reading to learn more about the biggest religion in India and some of the traditions that make it unqiue!

Introducing Karen Smith

One of the greatest things about studying abroad is meeting new, cool people and seeing the work that they do. Let's meet one of those new, cool people, shall we? 

Comuna 13

I took a walking tour of Medellín's Comuna 13 last weekend. I learned about this community's challenging recent history, as well as how locals are finding ways to renew and renovate their community.

The Lynx, Prey or Predator?

Czechia has a plethora of wildlife conservation centers across the nation, including the Pasíčka Eco-center I visited this week, which supports special needs animals with a variety of impairments.

Back to Work!

After over a week of vacation, it's time to get back to work. Last week was very busy for me, and this week will be busy for my students as they study for an take their exams.

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