Monthly Archives: March 2012

The Fly in the Wine Caper

It was a gorgeous sunny day and very mild for March, a perfect day to walk in Paris, when the bus from the International School released a load of teachers at Place de la Concorde. My friend, having lived in … Continue reading

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Inspired Again

Paris is magical every time I go, and it never fails to move me, but a visit a couple of weeks ago was especially thought provoking and emotional. Not only was I with one of my most important friends, a … Continue reading

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Grey Days and Starry Nights

Before I departed for Belgium, I looked online for info about the weather. Seemed like it would be much like Asheville: a lot of rain, many grey days, not too hot in the summer, not too cold in the winter. … Continue reading

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I Teach Their Children

Right after I got here, I received an invitation to the SIS (SHAPE International School) New Year Something-Or-Other at the Officer’s Club on SHAPE, the NATO base on which I work. I had no idea what it was really, but … Continue reading

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Travels on a Plane with George

Transatlantic air travel, at its best, is exciting but uncomfortable, with bad food or no food, huge prices for everything, from in-flight drinks to the kiosk serving Dunkin Donuts coffee that costs triple what it does in the store down … Continue reading

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The Adventure Begins!

The blog posts that follow will document my journey from NC Public School Teacher to DoDEA Teacher in Europe! I am one of the lucky ones, the blessed ones, if you will, who get to live in Europe while maintaining … Continue reading

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