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.

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!

Meet Minh Anh

Meet Minh Anh, a 6th-grade student who lives in Vietnam. Hear about her school day, family, what she likes to eat, and what she does for fun. You will learn what life is like for a kid in Vietnam!

 

My trip to Montreal

Weekend trip to Montreal packed with a music festival, French culture and iconic food dishes!

 

  

Buddhist Temples in Thailand

The Thai practice of daily Buddhist temple visits highlights the tradition's role in fostering individual spiritual well-being and strengthening community bonds with the natural environment.

Garbage Trucks: a Luxury Not Found in a Village

Garbage trucks aren't popular in rural Africa. Instead, locals rely on re-using waste or burning it. 

Mongolia's Nine Nines

Why do my Mongolian friends say winter ends when rice stops freezing? This article follows my experience learning the Nine Nines: a tradition that tracks winter through everyday signs. 

Treaty Day and Northern Ireland

Treaty Day in Washington honors the signing of the Treaty of Point Elliot. In Northern Ireland, the Good Friday Agreement similarly worked to make peace between two major groups.

The Lives of Kids in Spain

Below is an interview with two 14 year old boys from the secondary school where I work. The students talk about their daily lives and things they enjoy doing in our brief conversation. 

La Electricidad en Mi Comunidad

En mi pueblo la electricidad es importante pero no siempre es confiable. Hay apagones (power outages). Usamos velas (candles) y inversores (power inverters). Necesitamos mejores soluciones de energía.

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