What to Expect in 2017: Iberia, Canada, and Cono Sur?
So, 2016 is out, and the new year is in. Thank goodness. We here at Expat-terns could not be happier.…
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Unity, Diversity, and Recognition: Vancouver Pride 2016
Today was Vancouver Pride, and let’s just say seeing how 2016 is going so far, I needed a break. So…
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The Wonders of Whale Watching: Vancouver
My parents are currently visiting me in gorgeous Vancouver, British Columbia, so I am taking advantage of their time here…
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Israel: Both Young and Ancient with So Much Potential
Maybe it is that I am working at an Israeli food truck now or maybe it is that I am…
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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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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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The Last Queens of Scotland: Studying Abroad at University of Edinburgh
So, what should you expect moving to Scotland? Expect to be confused, befuddled by accents, constantly attempting to accept or…
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New Year’s in New York II
Holy crap! I have not posted in more than a month! I am back in New York City for New…
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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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Abroad (Uni)Life: Canadian Adjustments
I have been living in Canada for about 2 months now, and even though it is an anglophone, neighbouring nation…
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