Teach Abroad Blog

With about two (honestly, closer to three) full weeks back in the US it seemed like it was finally time to wrap up and say goodbye to the blog. I...keep reading

Never in a million years would I have guessed I would walk the Camino de Santiago. I had heard about the famous pilgrimage through Spain but always thought it was...keep reading

When I moved to Thailand I never thought anybody that I knew from the States would see me in Thailand. I did not think my family and friends would be...keep reading

Many of my friends wonder how I am able to afford traveling all the time. The answer is pretty simple: I work remotely, so as long as I have internet...keep reading

Turns out in the early fall there is a unique phenomenon that happens in certain areas around South Korea. Namely, large sections of grass turn pink. Like full-on, bright, bubble-gum...keep reading

If all you can hear when you look at that name is "Genovia, Genoooooviaaaa," you're not alone. Although Segovia is not a fictional country known for its pears, it is...keep reading

The time has come. Soon I will be boarding a plane for Spain, where I will be spending the next 3 months as a Language and Cultural Assistant in Sahagún...keep reading

When I actually reflect back on my time here thus far, I am amazed. I cannot believe how long I've been here already. I am past the two month mark...keep reading

Hello all! My name is Arayna and this will be my blog chronicling my life in Thailand. I am excited to share this journey with you all and have something...keep reading

Well, something like that. Remember that 1960's movie about an inventor and the crazy car he made? Honestly, I don't really, but one of its quotes has stuck with me...keep reading