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- 31-Jul-2015
There and Back Again: Magija Beograda
It's summer in Belgrade, and this is a very good thing. I’ve always felt summer improves everything: moods, physiques, food.Read More ⇾
- 27-Jul-2015
You’ve Got A Friend In Me
[caption id="attachment_265" align="aligncenter" width="284"] Yes you do :)[/caption] I would now like to take this opportunity to answer the mostRead More ⇾
- 23-Jul-2015
My Introduction to Europe via Prague
Hello, Readers! My name is Lissette Hall, and I am very excited to be writing from Prague in the CzechRead More ⇾
- 19-Jul-2015
To Istanbul and Beyond
When I first arrived in Turkey, everything was very new and strange. However, all of that was expected because IRead More ⇾
- 15-Jul-2015
Aerial Amalgam: Departure & First Impressions
Since this is my first time posting a blog for the Gilman Global Experience Blog, let me give you allRead More ⇾
- 12-Jul-2015
Reverse Culture Shock
Reverse culture shock is a phenomenon I hardly believed was real when I set off for my study abroad. IRead More ⇾
- 09-Jul-2015
Farewell, England
“The whole object of travel is not to set foot on foreign land; it is at last to set footRead More ⇾
- 06-Jul-2015
Ben Franklin, We’re Not In Pennsylvania Anymore
Hi! Thanks for coming! Please, take a seat! Let me say that I’m just happy you came to hear aboutRead More ⇾
- 02-Jul-2015
Appreciation Birthed Abroad
It is hard to judge just exactly how I have grown from my time in Tanzania, though I can feelRead More ⇾
- 30-Jun-2015
Pop-Tarts and Traffic Laws
The water pressure in my shower is glorious. The hot water is, indeed, hot. And the internet-- it's so fast! Read More ⇾
- 26-Jun-2015
That Time I Couldn’t Speak My Own Language
The first time I think I really experienced culture shock was when I got to the Istanbul Atatürk Airport passport control.Read More ⇾
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