Up until this past May, I had been a teacher for four years. Specifically, I was an ESL teacher who had taught English abroad in France. I taught various grade levels, from middle school to university level, from preteens to full-grown adults. I consider it my "first real job" out of college, and while it … Continue reading 10 Things I’d Like to Tell my Students (as a former teacher)
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When it comes to traveling, some of us might not have the luxury of spending many days in one place. Whether it’s due to rushed planning or limited vacation time off from work, it can be hectic trying to research and cram in as much as possible into sightseeing a city or country. In the … Continue reading 72 Hours in Barcelona: Things to See and Do
Europe may be small in size, but it's no doubt that it's the most-visited continent in the world. With a total of 44 countries recognized by the U.N., Europe is home to diverse cultures, languages, and people, and it's no wonder that visitors from all over the world make the trip over at least once … Continue reading My Top-Five Favorite Countries in Europe
Greetings! A couple of weeks ago, I came across this mega travel tag from Lilly at The French Hat. Lilly is a French girl who's based in Singapore for work, and she's had so many adventures traveling all over Asia in the meantime. It's been some time since I last did a tag, and I love doing … Continue reading The Ultimate Travel Tag: 50 Questions
It's been a while since I last wrote a "Crazy Travel Stories" post. Not to say that nothing crazy has happened to me recently, but I've been preoccupied with updating my adventures from this summer. I'm sure that I'll write about the details of some "crazy" adventures I had from those trips, but until then, … Continue reading Crazy Travel Stories #9: That One Time I Got into a Car Accident in Lyon…
Rebecca Goes Rendezvous 