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One Month: From Decision to Goodbye
- Izzy Shen

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What happens when a move abroad happens in fast forward?
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Eid al-Adha: A Feast to Remember 
The author at one of the seven homes she visited for the Eid holiday. - Annie Elle

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One of the two main Muslim holidays, Eid al-Adha, is always celebrated memorably with never-ending feasts.
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Two Languages = Twice the Fun
It isnt uncommon to see signs with three languages around town. - Annie Elle

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Learning and flipping back and forth between two languages is always a fun, yet tricky, challenge.
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What Its Like Teaching at an International University
The author with his co-teachers in Moldova - Bob Eckhart

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Adjusting to new schedules is just the start of understanding different academic systems.
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When the Strange New Road Becomes Familiar
- Lisa Fotios via Pexels CC0

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What happens when your first month abroad becomes two years abroad?
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Finding Furry Family Members Abroad
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The cat distribution system works—just be ready for it when it finds you.
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Picking Up on Proper Etiquette in Tajikistan
The Mehrgon traditional market is located in a large, old Soviet building where vendors work 7 days a week. - Annie Elle

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As an expat, learning a new country's social etiquette can result in embarrassing and often funny faux pas.
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The Ripple Effects of Grief as an Expat
- Photo by Beth Chobanova on Unsplash CC0

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Is it different to live abroad when you no longer have a home to return to?    
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Sp-ringing in the New Year
The haft-sin table displays elaborately show 7 items beginning with the s sound and 7 beginning with the sh sound, all symbolizing various well wishes for the new year. - Annie Elle

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Celebrating holidays internationally is always a blast—and Persian New Year is no exception. 
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