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Things I’m Still Not Used to in Spain

Even though I’ve lived in Spain for three years now (not consecutively), there are a number of Spanish/European norms I still have issues adapting to. Many

Liebster Award: Oregonian Overseas

As many of my close friends and family know, I LOVE reading travel blogs and often find myself lost in a sea of computer tabs with articles

How to Be Successful in Private Tutoring

Upon starting your work as a language assistant, you will undoubtably be bombarded with job offers from parents who would like their children to have extra

10 Movies That Will Inspire You to Travel

My favorite form of storytelling is undoubtably through film. Film allows you to experience a story that’s been brought to life through a close collaboration of artists: the

Art in Conde Duque

If you’re in Madrid and love the arts, the Conde Duque cultural center (Cuartel del Conde Duque) is a great place to check out. Located in the

Holiday Season in Spain

While Christmas in the U.S. will always be my favorite place to be for the holidays, Christmas is Spain is still a special time to explore

Hiking in Spain: El Bosque

Every now and again, it’s so reviving to step into nature after months of living in a busy city with stuffy metros and crowds of people. During

A Controversial Visit: The Valley of the Fallen

If a dictator ruled your country for decades, was responsible for thousands of civilian deaths and befriended infamous 20th century leaders such as Hitler…would you agree with the

Picturesque Porto

I think Portugal is one of the most underrated countries in the world…at least out of the countries I’ve visited. It has a rich history, beautiful

Photo Shoot with FaxuPics

Follow my blog with Bloglovin In celebration of the publication of my new adult coloring book, Flora & Fauna, my friend Rafa and I ventured to

Ancestry in Edinburgh

Follow my blog with Bloglovin Ever since my parents told me I was 1/2 French, 1/4 Norwegian, and 1/4 Scottish, my bucket list included visits to France, Norway,

Halloween at Cantos Altos

Follow my blog with Bloglovin Although Halloween isn’t traditionally celebrated in Spain, it’s becoming more popular with the influence of Americans and with globalization in general.