My blog is a mix of educational resources that I have used in my courses to keep students engaged in the learning process as well as presentations at various conference. I also include travel experiences as a language teacher around the globe.
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The green, quaint town of Yangshuo and a tout wearing wire glasses awaited us weary travelers heading south from Guilin. The post For Yangshuo, Made […]
Kunming unexpectedly introduced Chinese customs, like incessant smoking and spitting on public transportation, that left Nadine and I head colds. The post Kunming to Frigid […]
The past week and a half has been a Vietnamese kaleidoscope that presented the best and worst of Halong Bay and what northern Vietnam has […]
Like salt in the sea, camels roam the desert. An unprecedented pandemic presented an unexpected opportunity. It's allowed me to fully reengage my love of […]
In the hustle and bustle of a spirited day in the Vatican, we strode up inconspicuously to the very friendly Eugenio. A grandstand of L'Espresso […]
The popular intercity hike through the five Cinque Terre towns was the activity of choice for the three Bissonnette girls, and being outnumbered, that is […]
"Silence is the perfectest herald of joy." This Shakespeare quote sufficiently summarizes a single day at Addo Elephant Park and Schotia Lion Reserve? The post […]
The largest contingent of Indians outside of India? Yep, a large population living in the Indian Ocean coastal town of Durban, South Africa. The post […]
Coffee is known to make people happier. Even fight depression. The same could be said for travel. So from the confines of Durban, South Africa, […]
A visa extension delayed our departure. However, exactly a week later, our passports returned with the ease of mind to roam Dalat and coastal Vietnam. […]
This concludes two weeks teaching English to a gregarious group of nuns in Mui Ne. The road beckons as we resume travels to northern Vietnam. […]
Vietnamese currency is the dong and every time we have to pay with dong here in the Mekong Delta, under my breath I sing Sisqo's […]
