My Japan
Giuliettaexpat moved to Tokyo in Summer 2005, with her husband and their three children. In this beautiful article – written in the beginning of 2008 – she tells us about
Josephine in Peru – a very peculiar adoption in Peru
We already introduced Josephine in an article about her painting. We talked to her once more to collect her double experience of adoption in Peru. Thank you Josephine for sharing
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 experience of Mary in Lima women’s prison
Mary is a North American citizen who lives in Peru with her husband. In this testimony she tells us about her involvement with a Lima women’s prison. Thank you, Mary!!!
Grace and her 34 months in prison in Lima, Peru
Grace is a North American citizen that moved to Peru many years ago. Under circumstances that we do not discuss here, she was imprisoned for 34 months in a women’s
A reflection on Intercultural Marriages and Expatriation
E. Newman, a Swiss-German lady married to an Italian man. In this amusing articles, she tells us about her own intercultural experience. Summer 1982 A small plane somewhere in
My Peruvian Identity – a reflection of a British-French woman
Babette was born in Peru, but quit the country when she was three-years old, to come back as a married woman. Daughter of a British man and a French mother,
Josephine, painting that comes from the heart
Josephine is an Italian artist who has been following her husband around the world for years – India, Perù, the Philippines, Indonesia. Claudiaexpat interviewed this fascinating woman. I find
