Nature is Our Lifeline

This week, let's explore some of the plants and animals that help the Asturian landscape stand out from the rest of Spain.

Life of a Volunteer

This week was pretty busy because I had to take my cat down to Accra because she had a veterinarian appointment! Accra is about 4 hours from my community and to get there I took a taxi, tro and a van.

Moravia-Silesia: The Joy of the Mountains

I love to explore nature and have had a great time hiking, running and exploring Moravia-Silesia. Read about the unique enviroment of this region in this field note!

On Food

Join me as I dive into Eswatini’s food culture, focusing on incwancwa: a tangy, sun-fermented maize porridge that’s as gut-healthy as it is culturally iconic.

The Best Food I've Ever Had

This field note mainly talks about a classic Singaporean breakfast set with kaya toast, soft boiled eggs and coffee!

Welcome to South Korea!

This week marks the halfway point in my 10 month stay in Korea! I came here in August of 2025 and will be here until June of 2026. 

Growing Up in Ecuador

Shanik (pronounced Sha-neek) is a 14-year-old girl living in La Calera, a community southeast of Quiroga, a small mountain town. She is smart, responsible and social, with big dreams for the future. 

Birch Trees in Finland

Finland is a forest country. The national tree is the birch, and it's impossible to visit Finland without seeing lots of birch trees in the forests! Birches have become my favorite trees.

My Home Away From Home

Sometimes, my days are hot, and other days, they are rainy. My days are full of animal sounds and blaring music. I know each day I will be greeted by a friendly neighbor. This place is my home.

February in Hanoi

This is a week in my life as an English teacher in Hanoi! Right now, we are preparing for Tet, the biggest holiday in Vietnam, celebrating the Lunar New Year! Chúc mừng năm mới (Happy New Year)!

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