Sailing on the Seine

The historic river Seine runs right through the city of Paris. How has this valuable river shaped the lives of the French people? Let's investigate!

Remembering the Great War

The 11th day of the 11th month is an important date in both France and the U.S. Why do we celebrate November 11? Why is it important to remember history? I think about these questions in this Journal.

Life on the River in Saxony

In Germany, many towns and large cities are built along the many rivers that wind throughout the country. I visited the town of Rathen to go hiking. Let's see what the city is like! 

A Land of Contrasts

There are different environments within the country of Mongolia, and each one presents unique challenges. There's a sharp tug-of-war between rural and urban in Mongolia today. 

The Best Trains in the World

I take the train to go to school every morning - and most people in Tokyo do, too! Let's learn about the best trains I have ever been on, rush hour and train etiquette.

Living on the Steppe: a Life of Extremes

Mongolia's environment is full of extremes. It can get very hot in summer, and as cold as -80 degrees in the winter. Have you ever experienced a temperature that cold?

Between the Mountains and the Sea

Valencia has it all, and the city serves a bridge from the mountains to the sea. Come learn about the unique environment of the city I have called home for the last few months. 

Time for the Biggest Celebration of the Year!

The Dashain festival celebrates the triumph of good over evil. It’s the most joyous time of the year and brings together entire extended families for feast and bonding time.

Thanksgiving Traditions in America

Next Thursday, families across America will be coming together to celebrate an important autumn holiday—Thanksgiving!

Bringing the Netherlands Out of the Ocean

Ever wondered why there are so many canals in the Netherlands? Well, luckily for you, I am about to answer that question!

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