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Category: Czech Republic

Expat-terns’ Backpacking Club Crawl: Europe Edition
Amsterdam

Expat-terns’ Backpacking Club Crawl: Europe Edition

Let’s not beat around the bush. Europe is a wonderful continent with an interesting collective history, great food, and spectacular…

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A Subject to History, Now Making Its Own: Czech Republic
Cuisine

A Subject to History, Now Making Its Own: Czech Republic

Oh, Czech Republic. What am I to do with you? Or, more realistically, what have you been doing to me?…

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WWOOF: What to Expect
Cultural Customs

WWOOF: What to Expect

For the last few days or so, I have been working on a farm in the Czech Republic located in…

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Czech Community Theatre: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Czech Republic

Czech Community Theatre: A Midsummer Night’s Dream

So, I have not milked any goats or chopped any wood yet, but I have seen a play. I arrived…

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Crashing a Czech Castle: Tour or No Tour?
Czech Republic

Crashing a Czech Castle: Tour or No Tour?

The average tourist visiting Prague most likely will wonder, “what the hell is that big building up on the hill…

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Picturing Prague’s Past
Cultural Customs

Picturing Prague’s Past

I love Prague. Who doesn’t? Judging by all us tourists, I think everyone wants to be in the Bohemian capital.…

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Let’s Get Bohemian: Backpacking Update
Czech Republic

Let’s Get Bohemian: Backpacking Update

So, WWOOFing is a go! I finally got a farm. After casually going onto the WWOOF Czech Republic site yesterday,…

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My Expat-terns

2. Avoid saying you’re American while trying to bargain abroad. It may be harder to get a good deal.
101. It is difficult to completely forget a language that is important to you. Though, things can fade regardless.
92. Do not let your ethno/national-centrism get the best of you. For example, Canadians do celebrate Thanksgiving; it is just in October, not November. If you go to the store Thanksgiving weekend thinking it will be a normal shopping spree, you will be punished for your ignorance when you cannot find any goddamn pecans or rosemary.
59. Nothing is more obnoxious than an entitled traveler, especially one who doesn’t even realize it or worse, doesn’t care.
28. Take advantage of your climate. If you are in a perpetually overcast location and the sun appears: Go out and enjoy it. The same goes for the rain. Enjoy your environment especially the surprises it gives.
85. Never steal anything from the VIP section of the club. Just never. This should go without saying, but you would be surprised by the stupidity and insolence of some individuals.
84. Sometimes, it is better to go home early, especially if your health is in question. You may miss out on some adventures, but there will be more. There always are.
109. It is common in Rwandan culture to have one or two personal talents. What are your talents?
45. Gaining certain alliances and supporting foreign nations demonstrates great levels of acceptance and fraternity on your behalf, but not everything you pick from other countries is always beneficial or politically correct. For example after living in Chile, I cannot stand the Argentine accent. The rivalry has been ingrained!
83. Go to countries where you really don’t understand a word; it is all the more thrilling.

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missing the days when I randomly would turn around missing the days when I randomly would turn around and find @ninadalmatinka telling me to smile — 

then having to suck in my gut and attempt to have a chin (never had control of my hair though)

also when you could safely travel 🤷🏻‍♂️🥲

Locations: Çeşme // İzmir

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Rede, redes no céu Subtle Lisbon Streetcar Des Rede, redes no céu 

Subtle Lisbon Streetcar Design Aesthetics 

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glad this sausage has been a constant as well as g glad this sausage has been a constant as well as good people along the way

새해 복 많이 받으세요
א פריילעכן נײַאָר פונ מיר / A freylekhn nayyor fun mir
H̓íxsis H̓sṇx̌su
Happy New Year

#hny2020 #2020 #travel #blog #newyears #travelpics #brazil #bc #vancouver #throwback
some things are constant no matter when or where i some things are constant no matter when or where in time and space 

credits: @didymusthome 

#sausagedog #chiweenie #petsofinstagram #puppy #cachorro #bc #vancouver #langley #travel #blog #cute #chihuahua #dachshund #britishcolumbia #petphotography
Coquito, coquito, sauve sauvecito 🤎🤍🥥 Ke Coquito, coquito, sauve sauvecito 🤎🤍🥥

Key ingredients: crema de coco / coconut cream, leche condensada / condensed milk, leche de coco / coconut milk, ron (blanco) / (white) rum😋

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Got sick of ordering Korean Fried Chicken and payi Got sick of ordering Korean Fried Chicken and paying out my butt for it, so I decided to make it myself - 

Gochujang Glaze Sauce: gochujang #고추장, soy sauce #간장, honey, brown sugar, black pepper. Measurements: you stop when you imagine an old Korean woman telling you “too muuuuuuuch”.

And, I’m frying in oil. Checking two boxes tonight, happy Hanukkah! 

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