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- 24-May-2015
The 28th Rule
I finished "40 Rules of Love" by the Turkish author Elif Shafak last week. The book is named for theRead More ⇾
- 20-May-2015
The Swimmer
“The whole object of travel is not to set foot on foreign land; it is at last to set footRead More ⇾
- 15-May-2015
The Stages of Culture Shock
As an American studying abroad in England, before I arrived in this country, I did not expect that I wouldRead More ⇾
- 12-May-2015
Beograđani: The Real MVP
Beograd is my first real city. I grew up on a farm in rural Nebraska and later moved to aRead More ⇾
- 08-May-2015
Tanzanian Food Culture
[caption id="attachment_2041" align="aligncenter" width="225"] pilau with spinach and banana[/caption] Food in Tanzania is simple, yet tasty. Dishes consist mainly ofRead More ⇾
- 05-May-2015
Warning: Cliché Up Ahead
This look out point is a fantastic five-minute walk from my apartment. The bridge in this picture is one ofRead More ⇾
- 28-Apr-2015
Frowns and Bidets
The Gilman Program gives me a topic to write about for each post (sorry if you were mislead about theRead More ⇾
- 24-Apr-2015
Traveling is SHOCKING!
Jumping head first into a cold swimming pool is never at the top of a list of things I wantRead More ⇾
- 21-Apr-2015
Stop Panicking: A Gringa in Chile
Mucho Gusto! My name is Lindsay, and normally I'd introduce myself as an Elementary/Bilingual Education and Spanish Student from SouthernRead More ⇾
- 18-Apr-2015
Friendship
How the heck do they spend so much time talking?! It’s ridiculous! Parties last from 2 o’clock on a FridayRead More ⇾
- 15-Apr-2015
Culture Shock is a Real Thing
I've heard talk about culture shock many times in the past. I don't think I ever understood why it happened,Read More ⇾
- 11-Apr-2015
Interning it up in Dakar
This past semester I have had the privilege of working at an NGO (Non-governmental organization) called Culture D’Enfances (in English-childhoodRead More ⇾
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