Its hard to think that I'm already halfway done with my time in Bogotá, Colombia! Its hard to say goodbye, but I can't wait travel and come back with a fresh perspective, and ready to divce back in.
This week I celebrated my birthday with friends, I spotted a new creature while playing tennis and reunited with an old friend at her graduation ceremony. And that's just the beginning!
I'm disappointed to be wrapping up our experience together as world travelers, but I'm so glad to have shared some of my life with you all. I hope some day soon you can all see the wonders of Vietnam!
While American and Vietnamese schools are more similar than they are different, I've come to appreciate some aspects of education in Can Tho that are unlike anything I'd experienced before.
Meet Ms. Hien, the humble and hard-working English teacher who brightens your day with her infectious smile. She cares deeply for her students and is dedicated to helping them reach their goals!
I got the chance to interview my host brother, Luca! He was very excited to get to share his experiences as a Swiss student with you and also get to ask you questions.
Caring for orphans is an important and worthy cause in every community. In Can Tho, I have the privilege of spending quality time with a group of orphans who remind me to remain a child at heart.
Anywhere in Colombia you go, there's usually a main town square that buildings surround. The names of the town squares are easy to remember: They are mostly all called Plaza Bolivar! Who was Bolivar?
In this logbook, I will describe my past week in Budapest. I had an amazing week and some great cultural experiences! I have been very busy and am continuing to work, study, and go cultural events.
