Brazil: Children Allowed
Brazil! Where children are always welcome! As an American, I know that taking a child to any restaurant that doesn't have it's menu [...]
Brazil! Where children are always welcome! As an American, I know that taking a child to any restaurant that doesn't have it's menu [...]
Or don't...depending on the situation. I have a secret to confess. I speak Portuguese. Please, don't tell my mother-in-law. I don't speak Portuguese [...]
The daily rainbow in Brazil. When I'm back home in Atlanta, I try not to mention that I live in Brazil. The opportunity [...]
Beach Comber From Birth Growing up in Atlanta, I got to be part of that great American summer tradition, the annual family beach [...]
My 3 year old daughter is currently struggling to accept some of the physical limitations of our three dimensional world. "That tunnel is not tall [...]
I have taken back control of my space and my stuff and woe be unto the person who puts the colander back in the wrong drawer.
Today was my very first day of teacher training as well as my first day of totally on the books employment in Brazil. It was [...]
The word “expatriate” derives from the Medieval Latin expatriatus, which means to have left one’s own country. It was and, according to Webster’s, still is [...]
I’m bragging a little today. You see, in the life of an expat there are some standard milestones. At least standard for an English speaking [...]