Traditions in Thailand

Traditions are standard for everywhere we live and wherever we go. In Thailand, traditions might look similar or different to the ones we know back home. Read on to decide for yourself!

Enseñando inglés en mi comunidad

As a Peace Corps Volunteer, I was sent to my community with an initiative. My work is concentrated in teaching English as a foreign language (TEFL), so I have found ways to teach where I can.

Hannah H's Journey to Cambodia

Hello! My name is Hannah, and I'm a Peace Corps Volunteer in Cambodia. Living, teaching, and studying in a new culture is very exciting, and I am excited to share more with you. Welcome to my journey!

Daily Life in Uzbekistan

This Logbook is about my everyday life in Uzbekistan--some of the sites, products, and nature I encounter everyday. 

My Travel Logbook: Exploring Portugal & Spain!

This week, I took a fun trip to Portugal to visit Porto and Lisbon. I also went surfing in Galicia, Spain! From delicious food and steep hill walks to surfing with friends, here's a peek into my week!

Catherine's First Logbook

Hi everyone! I hope you're enjoying my journey in Spain so far. In this logbook, I'll show you what my everyday life is like in Ourense. 

Three Plates of Pasta: Experiencing Everyday Italian Food

From affordable pomodoro to upscale carbonara and cafeteria penne, three pasta dishes showed me how Italian food is part of everyday life.

AIU Kanto

This week, we dive into a local Akita traditional festival and a seasonal celebration that my host university plays a part in every year.

Word of the Week: Kanto (かんと /竿燈)

No bo camiño

Galicia tiene mucho que ofrecer: olores, sonidos y vistas imprescindibles. Aquí quiero daros una imagen de la vida gallega a través de los detalles que llenan mis días y noches.

 

Scottish Cuisine: Haggis, Cullen Skink, Scotch Pies and Irn-Bru!

Scotland has a fantastic and diverse food scene! Some of the cuisine may already be familiar to you, and I encourage you to see if your grocery store carries any of these Scottish staples. 

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