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It’s no secret, especially if you have seen our Facebook photos in the last few years, that we travel quite a bit around Asia. Levi was on 30 flights and in 8 countries before he turned age one, for example. … Continue reading
China vs. Thailand (Part Two): Landings
Last time I wrote about my feelings and expectations about becoming an expatriate. Most of what I experienced leading up to my flight to Korea was a mix of excitement, fear, in anticipation. I really didn’t know what to actually … Continue reading
Thailand vs. China (Part One)
Ok, I’ll admit it. The title of this post isn’t really fair. As a cross-cultural researcher, one of the first ideas my field teaches is that you can’t exactly compare cultures on a list. Cultural variations are so different, it’s … Continue reading
Initial Impressions of Thailand
Hi, all, As Shawna has commented, some folks have asked what Thailand is like. What follows will, undoubtably, be kind-of a mishmash of ideas, so apologies ahead of time. Thailand’s climate is sub-tropical, like India’s. In the winter it’ll get … Continue reading
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