Unexpected Benefits of Pet Sitting
I am finishing up my 26th pet sit. This week, I have been caring for 2 beautiful dogs in the heart of Scotland. And this pet sit is a beautiful example of the unexpected...
Tagged: Life as a nomad
The wonderful world of pet sitting
I am currently pet sitting in Scotland – 3 beautiful dogs in Scotland. What a dream!! I love Scotland… I think. Truthfully, I haven’t seen much of it yet. I do love these dogs....
The Rewards of Living Abroad
Teaching and living abroad had many rewards and many challenges. It was a lot of fun adventures and new experiences and it was also exhausting days filled with cultural differences, long commutes, frustrating bureaucracy and huge waves of overwhelm and loneliness. But the rewards made it worth it in the end.
The Challenges of Living Abroad
Teaching and living abroad was a lot of fun adventures and new experiences one or two days a week. It was also exhausting days of teaching, cultural differences, long commutes, frustrating bureaucracy, plus huge waves of overwhelm and loneliness. This post is about the challenges of moving abroad.
Teaching and Living in Hong Kong
Teaching and living abroad was a lot of fun adventures and new experiences one or two days a week and it was also exhausting days teaching, cultural differences, long commutes, frustrating bureaucracy, plus huge waves of overwhelm and loneliness.
Thailand and elephants
A lot of people think of beautiful beaches and delicious street food when they think of Thailand. But for me, Thailand will always be elephant sanctuaries and street dogs. (And the best time with...
Philippines and scuba dreams
A week in the Philippines, learning to scuba dive and making a dream come true.
Vietnam – lessons in privilege
Hiking in the highlands of Sapa, Vietnam. A beautiful day full of valley views, rice fields, lessons and laughter, plus some unexpected water buffalo.
Vietnam – lessons in gratitude
Sapa Valley, Vietnam. I visited Fansipan, the highest point in Indochina. A day full of surprises and lessons in gratitude and unexpected views.
Tanzania – still heartbreaking, still beautiful
2 years ago, I was lucky and got to spend 2 weeks with the sweetest kids. My time volunteering in Tanzania both touched my heart and taught me a lot. It also made me re-evaluate the volunteer industry.
