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The Motorbike, Re-Framed and Conquered (Kind of)
So, those of you who have followed my travels the last few years have read a lot about motorbikes. My first motorbike non-experience in Asia was when I was required to sign a vow that I wouldn’t touch one (in … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Bali, blogging, butterflies in stomach, English teachers abroad, Heather Boylan, Indonesia, learning curve, motorbike, reality, scared shitless, southeast asia, teacher education, teachers who travel, teaching English, traveling with Heather, travelwithheather, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged Asia teacher, asia travel, Bali, expat life, Indonesia teacher, indonesia travel, Kuta, learning to ride a motorbike in Asia, motorbike, motorbike riding, motorbike tour
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Take Two: China – You Kicked My Ass!
Gentle reader: This is a radical re-write (or maybe an extension?) of a post about the trip to China that I wrote in my last blog. You can read that here. I am taking a course called “Damn Fine Words” which … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, blogging, butterflies in stomach, education, English teachers abroad, Heather Boylan, learning curve, lessons, professional blogging, reality, reality check, scared shitless, shocking, southeast asia, teacher education, teachers who travel, teaching English, travel, travel writing, traveling with Heather, travelwithheather, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged Beijing solo travel, Beijing travel, China, China solo travel, China travel, China travel challenges, Damn Fine Words, good travel writing, Terracotta warriors, travel writing
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More about Volunteering in Tana Toraja
How cute are these students at Merda’s preschool in Tana Toraja? Here is a guest blog I wrote about volunteering in Tana Toraja for MyItchyTravelFeet.com – a travel website for baby boomers. Enjoy! Click here for more photos documenting … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, blogging, education, English teachers abroad, English teaching, Heather Boylan, Indonesia, lessons, professional blogging, southeast asia, teacher education, teachers who travel, teaching English, travel writing, traveling with Heather, travelwithheather, writing
Tagged Educational Volunteering, Preschool, Tana Toraja, Tana Toraja culture, Tana Toraja Schools, teaching abroad, teaching in Indonesia, volunteer teaching, volunteering, volunteering in Indonesia
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