Big Red Suitcase and a Canceled Flightby Leesa Truesdell It was three o’clock in the afternoon and I was waiting at the Madrid airport. I was used to waiting in long check-in lines. As a traveler in Europe, I was not the average flier […]- Teaching ESOL, Spanish, and Online Classes in the United States with Caroline Hazeltonby Leesa Truesdell Caroline Hazelton is from Jacksonville, Florida. When she isn’t teaching ESOL or lecturing part-time at a university located in South Florida or teaching online classes, she is a […]
- Music Is the Answer Month Three: Part Twoby Leesa Truesdell This blog series showcases my life and my grieving process over six months. Please catch up with how I managed grief while teaching abroad, continued from month three post Walls.It […]
- Arrival to Seoul: English Program in Korea: Part Twoby Zoe Ezechiels With a passion for teaching and no definite plans after graduation, Paige Miller embarked on a journey to become an English teacher in South Korea. She began her application on […]
- The Little ThingsThe Little Things Hey there. It’s me again. Your local, friendly Spanish wanna-be (according to another quiz/blog thing. I need help, I know. Do you think they have AA’s for people who take […]
