Home is where you feel you belong
Mattia is the son of Claudiaexpat, and has lots to say about growing up abroad. In this article, for which we deeply thank him, he explores the concept of home.
A happy bicultural couple in a big bicultural family
We so warmly thank Judy, from the US, and Liz, from Honduras, for this absolutely delightful interview about being a mixed couple in the US culture. Dear Judy, Liz,
Stephanie, adapting to life with the Masai
We interviewed Stephanie last year but there is still a lot of her life with the Masai that we would like to know. In this passionate article she writes about
Finding the right place to live, Joannie’s story
In this article Joannie shares the emotional and practical journey of finding the right place to live, when the choice is not completely straightforward. Thank you Joannie for this genuine
Living abroad without children
Living abroad without children is a very particular experience. In this article Claudiaexpat reflects on what it means to move from a family posting to one without children. I
Demystifying mammoni and Italian mother-in-laws: The story of Katherine, who married a man from Naples, Italy.
We already met Katherine Wilson through her beautiful article where she shared her story of moving to Italy and falling in love with Naples. Today we asked her about the
A story of love and commitment
Last December the legislation for same sex marriage was finally passed in Australia. Sandy and Lesley are getting married today. I think their story is worth telling. It is a
Mr Danish & Mrs Singaporean’s Christmas “Hygge”
As you will read, Adelyine is from Singapore, married to a Danish man, and presently living in Dubai. In this lovely article, she shares her cultural clash with her husband
Giving birth in Puerto Rico during Hurricane Maria
Giving birth during a hurricane is definitely an uncommon experience. Giorgia tells us about it in this beautiful and detailed article. Thanks a lot Giorgia and best wishes to you,
Where do you come from?
Julia is the eldest daughter of Barbaraexpat. In this enthusing article, she dives into her experience to reflect on what the question “Where do you come from?” means for TCKs
