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An Unconventional Summer in Skyline Park
One very memorable time I truly felt that “YES!” feeling inside was when I taught an education course under a tent in Skyline Park in Denver. I’m writing about this experience now in part because of a book I’m reading … Continue reading
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Travel Lessons Learned Through Utter Humiliation, Stupidity, and Embarrassment
Call me a masochist, but these last two years have been a series of self-inflicted uncomfortable situations in foreign countries. I have done all of this of my own free will, which makes it feel all the more insane. But … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, blogging, education, Indonesia, lessons, professional blogging, shocking, southeast asia, teachers who travel, travel, travel writing, travelwithheather, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged adventures, asia travel, Heather Boylan, indonesia travel, international travel, lessons, southeast asia, teacher, teachers, teachers travel, teachers who travel, travel, travel writing, travelwithheather
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