Adapting to special needs overseas
We are glad to publish this call for essays for a book on adapting to special needs overseas edited by Tales from a Small Planet. Thanks Kathleen for introducing this
Our transitional objects
Claudiaexpat tells us about the photographic round robin of transitional objects organized by Expatclic with lots of success! Amongst the many photographic round robins that we regularly launch on
Global Internet Access Solved by VPNs
This article was provided by ExpatFinder.com, a one-stop resource for expats relocating, working or living overseas; with comprehensive guides, lifestyle articles, interviews, and a trusted network of service providers and
Why a roving life is intoxicating
Claudiaexpat shares her reasons why a roving life style is an intoxicating and exciting experience. It is clear, that for someone who has never experienced life on the move, it
Much more than a haircut
Claudiaexpat introduces her hairdresser in Jakarta. As you will see, he gives much more than a haircut! In my Discovering Jakarta, I added Roberto, my Italian hairdresser in Jakarta, as
Living in conflict zones with an adolescent
Living in conflict zones with a teenager can be a huge challenge. Claudiaexpat remembers her experience in Jerusalem with her son. I wrote this article at the beginning of
Women-only passenger cars in Tokyo underground
In Japan, like in many other countries of the world, some passenger cars in the underground are for women only. Malena, a dear friend of Expatclic, presently lives in Tokyo,
Arms, legs and lots of love
I collected this interview a while ago, but I am happy to invite you to read it again, because Fiona is presently involved in a 400 kms hike around the
Expat women’s associations in the world
ALGERIA, Algiers: Alger Accueil (francophone) ANGOLA, Luanda: Les Marraines de Luanda BENIN, Cotonou: Cotonou Accueil – Facebook page (francophone) CAMEROUN, Douala: Douala Accueil
Facing cancer abroad
As part of our A Healthier Life’ campaign, Barbaraexpat would like to share with you her experience with breast cancer, and remind you all of the importance of regular breast
