The Art of Relaxing

The tradition of slowing down can be seen everywhere in Italy. Relaxing and taking your time is a daily ritual, not just something done once in a while.  For Italians, this practice is a way of life!

A Peek Into My Norway Week!

I share fun facts about my week in Norway: what the weather is like, how I travel, the tasty food I try, the music I listen to and the cool things I get to see!

All About Sheep

Have any of you seen movies or T.V. episodes with Shaun the Sheep? If not, maybe you will be inspired to check him out after this field note all about sheep! 

The Flowers and Thorns of Morocco's Environment

From breezy beaches to snowy peaks and glowing desert dunes, let's discover Morocco's unique environment, how people thrive there, and how they adapt to heat, snow, and scarce rain.

My Journey Back to the South Pole

In this article, I describe my journey back to the South Pole — from the rugged flights and stunning Antarctic scenery to the emotional experience of returning to a place that now feels like home.

Discovering Castells in Barcelona

This week, I share what I’ve learned about the Catalan tradition of Castells -- human towers built through trust, teamwork and community pride!

La vida indígena en Misiones

Esta entrevista es con mi amigo de acá. Nos encontramos en la facultad del instituto donde mi amigo estudia para ser docente de literatura española. 

What's growing in Germany?

What makes Germany unique? The flat fertile plains, famous Alps, or the northern coasts? Germany's culture is a mixture of all of these identities- an agricultural society proud of its adaptabiltiy.

Magical Mindo Mariposarios

Mindo is a cloud rainforest two hours north of Quito, and it may now be my favorite place in the world. It's home to many native butterflies and butterfly houses (known as mariposarios). 

Cold War Legacies in Leipzig

Leipzig is one of many cities located in the former "East Germany" with a deep past of Soviet oppression. In this article, I will share insights on this unique history!

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