Stories from a bumbling, mid-life solo traveler
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 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.
Welcome to The Analog Nomad. If you are looking for expert travel advice or well-designed itineraries, this is definitely NOT the place for you. If you want real, sometimes sad, occasionally funny, sporadically wise stories of my "life as a nomad" while I try to figure out what the heck I am doing with my third act, then please grab a cup of coffee and keep reading. Welcome! Bienvenioda! Karibu!
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