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Category Archives: Travel
Interview with Expatsblog – USA to the Netherlands
A while ago I was interviewed by Expatsblog for their great website which is full of resources for anyone moving from somewhere to, well, just about anywhere else. Their website a phenomenal amount of information available on wherever it is you’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Advice for New Arrivals in the Netherlands, Dutch Culture, The Netherlands, Travel
Tagged advice moving to the netherlands, expat family, expat life, global travel, living in den haag, living in Holland, living in the hague, living in the Netherlands, living overseas, moving family to the netherlands, moving from USA to the Netherlands, moving overseas, moving to the netherlands, Netherlands, should i move overseas?, third culture kids
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A Sense of Place: Genetics and Travel
Have you ever traveled somewhere and felt instantly at home? Or arrived in a new place and felt a sense of disconnection you couldn’t put your finger on? I’m sure we all have, but why does it happen? I’ve arrived … Continue reading
Posted in Expat Experiences, Family Life, Inspiration and Reflection, Travel
Tagged ancestral DNA, canada, connections with physical places, D4-7 allele gene, DNA profiling, familiarity of places, family history, feeling connected, feeling connected to a place, genetic, Genographic project, humans as DNA carriers, National Geographic Society, the expat gene, the migratory gene, the travel gene, Vancouver
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When the Captain decided to check out the quality of Canadian Emergency Care
Wherever our family live or travel one of the first things we do is check out where to find the local hospital, or more importantly their Emergency Room. The first person I met on arriving in the Netherlands, Karen, admitted … Continue reading
From the Netherlands to British Columbia, Canada: A Treat for the Weary Spirit
All is well in British Columbia, this western bastion of Canada, where the looming mountains of Vancouver Island protect its eastern isles from the wrath and might of the vast Pacific Ocean. Nestling in its protective embrace the day dawns stealthily … Continue reading
Schiphol, Heathrow, Vancouver, Thetis Island: Traveling to the Edge of the World
When the Captain announced we would be traveling to Vancouver via London Heathrow‘s Terminal five I must admit to an involuntary shudder and a dampening of my usual high spirits. Why couldn’t we fly direct from Schiphol, our local airport in … Continue reading
Family Travels and Unaccompanied Children
There’s something rather nice about returning home from travelling, even if home is in a foreign country. It’s a feeling of having survived a mission during which so much could have gone wrong. As I mentioned a few posts ago, getting out of … Continue reading
Posted in Expat Experiences, Family Life, The Netherlands, Travel
Tagged children travelling alone, cross channel ferry, expat children travelling alone, international travel and unaccompanied children, international travel with children, losing a passport while travelling, Passport, teens travelling alone, travel, travel from europe to UK, unaccompanied children and international travel, unaccompanied minors, when should kids travel on their own
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New Orleans – Proud to Have Called Her Home
It is the traveler with real soul who will go beyond the guide books and tourist hype to find the beating heart of a place and the rhythm of the people who live there. If you are someone who feels … Continue reading
Posted in Expat Experiences, Travel, USA
Tagged expat homesickness, feelings of home, Louisiana USA, mississippi river, New Orleans, southernliving, United States
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