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Winner of the Maria Pia Forte Prize – Travel Reflections By Lisa Clark “People from the neighborhood have been asking,” Rumiana said, her voice humming cello rich and mellow,
Winner of the Maria Pia Forte Prize – Travel Reflections By Lisa Clark “People from the neighborhood have been asking,” Rumiana said, her voice humming cello rich and mellow,
When you live abroad, the concept of holiday changes, and sometimes turns into a …non-holiday! “Oh, are you really leaving? Lucky you! Well, have a nice holiday“. Despite having
For this special updating on Extra-ordinary Lives Abroad, I want to honor the memory of an exceptional woman whom I met in Peru when I was living there, and that
We are happy to interview a special woman, Lindsay de Feliz, who has a definitely charming story linked to the Dominican Republic. Thank you Lindsay! Interview by Claudiaexpat Tell us a
Erika tells us the romantic love story of two musicians, an Italian man and a Colombian (expat)woman. This is a tale of love and music. Of departures and homecomings. This
Paola lives in Dhaka, from where she sends this interesting and moving article on acid attacks in Bangladesh. Thanks Paola! “Millions of women and girls around the world are assaulted,
Gabriella recounts her time in Gabon, and she talks about Isabelle, her maid, who left a great memory in her heart. Thank you Gabriella! Our departure to Gabon in
Guia is Italian and she currently lives in Jerusalem. We thank her for this very interesting article that makes us reflect on stimulating issues as far as the relation with
Mociexpat tells us about her feelings towards her family of origin while living abroad. What happens when life gives you lemons? You make a lemonade! Here is my reflection
In “The death of my sister” Claudiaexpat tells us about the painful moments of her sister’s death, while she was living in the Congo. My sister was first operated