I inherited an English school in Lima
I met Valerie when I was living in Peru. There, I interviewed her about an amazing adventure of inheriting an English school in Lima. Today I asked her to update
Mari Solari, Las Pallas and tradition in Peruvian Crafts
Mari Solari, a Welsh living in Peru, has created Las Pallas, and amazing collection of Peruvian craft worth visiting if you are in Barranco, Lima. Mari Solari owns and
Traveling notes
In 2008 I wrote this article to tell about an event that was taking place in Peru, where I lived at the time, and about a wonderful intercultural initiative. For
Hands off! Two cases of suspect breast cancer
This article has been written by Claudiaexpat and Silviaexpat that share a similar experience abroad. Years ago I lost my sister to breast cancer, and as a result I made
Latin dance
Should you happen to spend some time in Latin America, I warmly suggest you don’t miss taking some dancing classes while you’re there. Latin dance applied to aerobic exercises offers
Birthday Parties Gone Mad
For this special updating on Relocating with children, we are happy to read again an article that Kirsten(expat) wrote when she was living in Lima. Today Kirsten lives in Ukraine,
Life in Lima, Peru – Que sera sera
Ioana is a very dear friend of Expatclic. She is Rumanian and she presently lives in Lima, Peru, with her husband. This is the poignant account of her relationship to
“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
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
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!!!
