My first, post overseas was in Porto, Alegre, Brazil. I am not a language person, but after three years living there I fell in love with Portuguese and the Brazilian culture. Of all the languages, I attempted to learn Portuguese was my favorite. During this time, I discovered my favorite Portuguese …
Memory Jar: Start a New Year’s Tradition
This New Year I tried something new. Personally, I hate New Year’s Eve, it feels like another over-rated holiday. So much hype and always some disappointment. I had long given up on the idea of trying to make it an exciting night and just treat it like any other night. …
The Best Veggie Burger Recipes for Summer!
It's summer, my favorite time of year! Time for BBQs and cooking on the grill! Over the years I have tried various combinations of veggie burgers, topping, and buns. These are my ultimate top 2 favorite recipes. I make a batch and then store in the freezer for when I …
What is your safe place?
One of the struggles of being an expat is the constant need to establish a new sense of belonging every time we change our cultural environment. We are constantly challenged with feeling like an outsider in our new life and even in our home country. We are left feeling as …
Finding your Anchor and True Belonging
Have you heard of ExpatWoman? They are website that aims to connect woman worldwide. They just published my article about my struggle to find belonging in my new city. Each time we change our environment we are forced to find a new sense of belonging. Check out my article below! …
4 practices to help expats adapt to a new country
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