Annett or her true love for dogs! A story all over the world.
Annett is a very active Dutch woman who has lived in Skopje (Macedonia) since 2006. Here she tells us about her life and how Ajvar and Pinjur have been adopted
“La Buena Esperanza”. A genuine hope for the future of the children of Villa El Salvador
In my search for more volunteer projects in Lima, I have been fortunate enough to come across a very remarkable woman. Patty de Bary is a Peruvian who, although at
It’s a dog’s life
Yes, taking care of a dog as if it were a child is by now a widespread habit in Japan and a social phenomenon worthy of thorough studies. In this
Gerry and Petie Cooklin and sustainability in furniture-making in Peru
Julianexpat continues exploring his “expat surroundings” for amazingly interesting stories… I was recently invited to the furniture factory of Gerry and Petie Cooklin in the Zarate barrio of Lima. Gerry
A brief code of Skopje
Darina, is a Slovackian friend of Expatclic. She lives in Skopje since 2007 from where she sends us this interesting article about the capital of Macedonia… Thank you Darina!
Santiago, Radialistas and the Magic of Radio
A couple of weeks ago, Claudiaexpat and I were fortunate enough to meet Santiago, a young Spaniard who works in Lima on a very innovative project. As he and his
Julian and his beloved project Limakids in Lima, Peru
Julianex lives in Peru, where, amongst other things, he volunteers for an association that helps street kids in Lima. He joins Expatclic with this interesting article where he tells us
Moving is hard… but we can make it easier
Christina is a friend of Expatclic who recently moved from Peru to Suriname. She sends us this interesting article to help all expats to minimize the ups and downs of
The dreaded question nr 2
Well, not a question this time…but a simple statement. Sooner or later this will happen to you, if it hasn’t already. You will hear the dreaded question nr 2.
The dreaded question nr 1
With this short text I want to inaugurate a series of reflections about the dreaded questions expat women have to face. I hope you’ll enjoy reading them as much as
