This is an old article by Elena (former Elenaexpat), which we have translated for the topic of this month, Social Media and Life Abroad. It is always valid 😊 An engaging article by Elenaexpat on the importance of keeping in touch...
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives in many ways. We are now definitely a lot more online than we used to be. I have asked the women of the Expatclic community to share their experiences with the Internet connection where...
In this heartfelt article, Miriam Fogarty shares the story of her grandmother who moved to Uganda from England in the mid ’50. A trip of a lifetime, slow and filled with adventure and new things, an experience that will touch all...
Are you planning to move abroad with your children and are you concerned that they’ll struggle with the language? Why not rely on a local babysitter! Daniel Lawson tells us about Babysits. “I’m going to drop everything and move abroad“:...
We thank Kristin Savage for this beautiful article on how to help teenagers cope with moving overseas. Teenagers are in a transitional life phase that carries enough difficulties on its own so breaking down news to them that you’re moving...
Parathas are traditional fried plain breads from the Indian subcontinent made with whole wheat flour/roti fried in oil or ghee. These plain breads are cooked in every home, and served at breakfast with tea and eggs. Parathas can be plain or...
As many of you, these days I am separated from my children. Every night on Whatsapp we have a family call, and we are getting more and more into memories. Yesterday we talked about a fabulous trip we did some years...
In this touching article, Mociexpat shares her feelings for the death of her father, which occurred when she was on holiday in Italy. Universal feelings when losing a parent from far away. Since I was a little girl, I remember...
Katherine Wilson is a US-born artist who moved to Naples, Italy, where she met the love of her life. In approaching and getting to know the culture of her host country, Katherine used a safe channel: food! It was around the...
Sanatani moved to India as a nine years old and started a journey that has taken her across the world. A journey through different cultures and traditions, told with honesty and candour. The interview was conducted in English, because even though...
