Caught in the Liminal Spaces

Caught in the Liminal Spaces

On airports and awaiting the next adventure. 
Celebrating Christmas the Portuguese Way

Celebrating Christmas the Portuguese Way

What it's like as an expat living in Lisbon during the silly season.
Dealing with Subtle Cultural Differences

Dealing with Subtle Cultural Differences

Not all cultural differences are easy to spot or identify, making it harder to adjust.
How Living in Japan Made Me More Eco-conscious

How Living in Japan Made Me More Eco-conscious

Studying abroad doesn't just change you—it can change your habits.
Far More Than Just a Cuppa

Far More Than Just a Cuppa

Studying Japanese tea ceremonies has given me greater insight into the country's culture and history.
Does Liverpool Live Up to Its Reputation?

Does Liverpool Live Up to Its Reputation?

My first impressions of England's notorious northern city.
When Carefully Laid Plans Take a Turn

When Carefully Laid Plans Take a Turn

The most important travel skill isn't perseverance; it's flexibility.
Every Day is Wine Day in Moldova

Every Day is Wine Day in Moldova

Never heard of Moldovan wine? That may soon change. 
I Went to France to Find My Heart

I Went to France to Find My Heart

I had always felt like I was searching for somewhere to belong.
Always Speak to the Cute French Man on the Train

Always Speak to the Cute French Man on the Train

Everyone made it a point to tell me to avoid the city of Marseille. Fate had other plans. 
Opening Up In The Pink Heart-shaped City

Opening Up In The Pink Heart-shaped City

Do you believe in fate or is everything in life just a blissful coincidence?
How to Make Friends Abroad

How to Make Friends Abroad

For expats, having a community around you is critical to thriving in your new home.
Whats Your Number?

What's Your "Number"?

Why I don't believe in country counting. 
Finding Truth Through Travel Writing

Finding Truth Through Travel Writing

Travel writing as a way to see the authentic side of misunderstood cultures. 
Journeying Through Japan on a Shoestring Budget

Journeying Through Japan on a Shoestring Budget

Before I experienced it for myself, I thought that living in the world’s largest metropolitan area would cost me.

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