As I wrap up my time in Canada, I want to reflect on the last eight months. When I first arrived, I wasn't sure how much I'd love neuroscience research, Montreal, or being a Reach the World Traveler!
Located in the Tuileries Gardens, the annual Christmas Market is a tradition in France that lasts from late November to early January. The market has rides, games, food, shops and amazing lights!
I'm thankful to have met each one of you and to have had the opportunity to share my experiences from around the world. I hope it was as helpful for you as it was for me!
In addition to the recognition of Christmas, Latvians also celebrate the winter solstice! With animal masks and fires galore, the pagan rituals of the Processions are surely a tradition to behold.
This is my farewell note, as I move to the end of my journey and return to the United States in the next week or so after nearly a year of travelling the world!
Selcouth is an old Middle English adjective that is used to describe something that is odd yet marvelous. Living in Japan, I can honestly say that the word "selcouth" sums up most of my experiences.
The Christmas Uncle of Catalonia actually has another name... the Caga Tió or Tió de Nadal. The meaning is a bit silly... keep reading to find out the translation!
