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Is this what you think Siberia looks like? You're not the only one.

I Don't Like the Cold, But I'm Moving to Siberia

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Why I'm leaving my life in New York City for a foreign land.  
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Zanny behind the bar at Tipsy Turtles in Siem Reap, Cambodia.

Life in Cambodia is Good, But Not Easy. Here's Why.

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Four challenges I encounter on the daily.
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3 Things They Don’t Tell You About Life as an Au Pair

3 Things They Don’t Tell You About Life as an Au Pair

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The biggest challenges I've encountered working as a nanny abroad. 
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3 Things to Bring Back from Japan

3 Things to Bring Back from Japan

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Forget souvenirs. Here are the ideas that I'd like to bring with me when I return to the United States. 
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Carrying Travel Into My Everyday Life

Carrying Travel Into My Everyday Life

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I'm anticipating my return home—both for better and for worse. 
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A man prays at the Ganesha Shrine in Bangkok.

A Thai-dal Wave of Temples

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I never fully grasped how influential Buddhism was in Thailand until I was able to experience life as a teacher here. 
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The view from my language school in Madrid.

Do You Need to Speak Spanish to Au Pair in Spain?

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Learning a new language is one of the advantages of working abroad.
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All work and all play: Zanny with friends on a recent excursion in Cambodia.

A Day in the Life of a Hostel Employee in Cambodia

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What my average day working abroad in Siem Reap looks like, from start-to-finish. 
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Durrah on holidays.

Juggling Travels, Family Time and Wanderlust

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Fitting travel and quality family time into only 21 days of annual leave.
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Top 10 Tips To Survive Hanoi

Top 10 Tips To Survive Hanoi

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Tried-and-true advice from one ESL teacher. 
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Budget Breakthroughs for Expats

Budget Breakthroughs for Expats

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How to find financial balance while working abroad.
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Amelia takes a photo of Eeyore the donkey, an animal in DAKTARI's wildlife orphanage.

Placement Advice from a Veteran Volunteer Abroad

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Who? What? Where? A few tips on choosing an environmental volunteer program.
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