Resilience Abroad: What Part Of ForeverResilience Abroad and Finding Myself by Leesa Truesdell “Time has a wonderful way of showing us what really matters.” – Margaret Peters It’s been a while since my last post that spoke about one of my […]
Giving Thanks from Dreams Abroadby Leesa Truesdell & Marina Schipani Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things. — Robert Brault […]
Impact Teachers Have on the Communityby Leesa Truesdell It is interesting to see the direct impact teachers have on the community.” — Justin Hughes-Coleman First impressions are impactful no matter what the culture or social setting. I […]
Travel Tales: Majestic Malta, Just Another Restless Auxiliar in Madridby Amanda Whitten It’s simply not enough to say that I enjoyed Malta or that I would go back again. These are both undoubtedly true statements – in fact, they’re almost an understatement. How […]
What I Know Now: Sara SandsWhat I Know Now About a Solo Journey Abroad by Sara Sands 1. Leave Your Comfort Zone One important lesson I learned from my solo journey abroad was that even though it was terrifying, leaving my […]
Dealing with Uncertaintyby Leesa Truesdell Letting go… I realize that our time in Spain has been rewarding yet challenging. We all set sail on this journey to spend the next year abroad with the hopes of embracing […]
Travel Tales: Cassidy KearneyTravel Tales: The Palace of Versailles by Cassidy Kearney Catch up on my last article, Dinner in a Basement and Exploring Montmartre, to stay updated! We were huddled on the far end of a large […]
Too Much Travel Too Little TimeAfter living in Europe for almost two years, and visiting over 15 countries, it is safe to say I definitely have a list of favorite places to visit. These countries hold a special place in my heart, […]
Europe’s Sin City – Introduction to Amsterdamby Cassidy Kearney If you aren’t caught up, check out my last post about my final days in Paris, France. From here, our journey became a road trip. The touring company (Education First) provided our […]
Teaching in the Community of Madrid: Part Twoby Leesa Truesdell “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” — Maya Angelou Teaching […]