Berenger G.
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Coping with Covid
No one, not one person (I imagine) could have predicted we’d end up where we are now. Only three months from the end of our contracts here and many people... keep reading
The Best Parts of Teaching
I’ve been teaching English for a long time- not always in an organized fashion or in a classroom…but long enough to know the ups and downs of giving classes. What... keep reading
When the Going Gets Tough
Madrid, Spain: month five. A lot can happen in five months. For most of us, we moved to a foreign country in September, began work in October, coped with missing... keep reading
The Art of "Loneliness"
We’ve all done it; sat in our rooms watching Netflix by ourselves, occasionally binging on whatever food we’ve decided to treat ourselves to that night. What I’ve learned most from... keep reading
Stop to Smell the Roses
Moving to any foreign country is undoubtedly a challenge. Between adapting to a new culture, a new language and new habits it can cause a lot of stress. Moving to... keep reading
Contraception is the Question
I thought I was in the minority when it came to seeking out birth control in Spain, until I arrived and realized it was the unspoken question on everyone’s mind... keep reading
Spaniards Love to Talk
One of the biggest differences between American and Spanish culture, is that Spaniards love to talk. Of course, Americans like to talk too, there’s just a time and a place... keep reading
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