Imagining Imlil: the High Atlas of Morocco
Located an hour or so outside of Marrakech, Imlil is a popular destination for adventurous tourists in the region. Unfortunately,…
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Must Sees in Marrakech: Forced Family Fun
Over the holidays, I was fortunate enough to spend some time down south, way down south. My parents, having both…
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A Country Now Coming Together: Rwanda
This site is not affiliated with or sponsored by the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village and the Village has not approved, reviewed…
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Akagera National Park: The Real Safari Zone
Welcome to Akagera! This post will be a little more cheery than the last. So, without further adieu … Akagera…
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Remembering and Reconciling: the Rwandan Genocide
Disclaimer: the subject matter of this post may be disturbing for some as it relates to genocide. I will not…
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Itineraries for Rwanda and Israel: Small Countries, Big Plans
Bite/שָׁלוֹם friends! Unfortunately, it seems Expat-terns have become accustomed to writing monthly posts. However, this tendency will change very shortly,…
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What to Expect & Who to Follow in 2016
2016 has been off to a great start so far. This term, my courses consist of anthropology, linguistics, second language…
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Abroad (Uni)Life: Projects and Movements in Canada
I have really dropped the ball updating Expat-terns lately. I blame midterms, which apparently can fall anytime between the beginning…
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WWOOFING Around the World
What is WWOOFing? Is it the sound dogs make? Is it what people say when someone attractive walks by? Or…
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I’ll Take a Mángo
I am currently trying to add a super cool language teaching database to my school’s library. It’s called Mángo Languages.…
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