A Taste of Tuscany: Exploring Siena's Traditional Food Culture

Sienese food is simple and delicious! Each dish has a rich history and specific rules around when and how you can eat it.

Cozy Christmas Traditions!

Czech people love their traditions.  Read more to find out what makes their holiday season so special!

Sunday Lunch in Ourense, Spain

Last weekend, I visited Ourense with my friend Ana. We stayed at la casa de su madre, explored the city, and enjoyed a lovely Sunday lunch together!

Mongolia’s Environment - The Land of Winter

In this field note I will talk about Mongolia’s environment, discussing what being in a “winter country” looks like for locals, both the challenges and the perks, highlighting connections to culture.

Meat, Garlic and Potatoes—Oh My!

A description of the a lo pobre style of cooking in Chile and the seperate ingredients that can be used to make the entire dish: meat, garlic and potatoes.

Papas, arroz y órganos

I go over the two basic ingredients of almost all the dishes in Peru, as well as some foods not commonly found in the United states, and my experience of eating them in Peru.

Two Sides of Senegal

This past week, I vacationed in a beach town with some friends. I'll be sharing both about my time on the coast and my regular life back in my small town.

A Girl's Life in Japan

Mina lives in Japan and is in the third grade at her elementary school. She answered some interview questions for me about her life!

The Martinez Language Grove

I'm going to take you through the establishment of the Martinez Language Grove.

Grenoble: The Heart of the French-Alpes

I chose to live in Grenoble because it is such a unique city in the heart of a river valley and is surrounded by mountains and ski resorts, but after living here, I learned it is so much more.

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