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May | 2011 | Striped Pants and Cowboy Boots
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Striped Pants and Cowboy Boots. Just another WordPress.com site. Monthly Archives: May 2011. Beatification of John Paul II. May 1, 2011. I am not Catholic, but I join my Catholic brothers and sisters, and especially Polish Catholics, in celebrating John Paul II and his extraordinary life. Today, of course, John Paul II (Karol Wojtyła) was beatified in Rome before over a … Continue reading →. May 1, 2011. Building Baby Stuff. . . A Long Weekend in Kosovo. My future home…check it out. Consul at Arms II.
Vienna: Ain’t No Party Like a Hapsburg Party | Striped Pants and Cowboy Boots
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Striped Pants and Cowboy Boots. Just another WordPress.com site. Winter Wonderland →. Vienna: Ain’t No Party Like a Hapsburg Party. January 11, 2012. Melange and apfelstrudel. Nothing else needed. My travels this year have been decidedly Hapsburg themed: Prague, briefly the seat of the Hapsburg Empire; to Krakow, the largest city of Austrian Poland. Orchestrated the Concert of Europe. The worlds most prestigious chivalric order; and the imperial regalia for Maximillian I of Mexico. Hofburg Palace at dusk.
Not so winter wonderland. | Striped Pants and Cowboy Boots
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Striped Pants and Cowboy Boots. Just another WordPress.com site. My future home…check it out. →. Not so winter wonderland. January 28, 2012. OK, so we’ve had enough winter now. This week, the high in Warsaw is going to be around 16 degrees Fahrenheit. When it’s dark (most of the time), it will be hovering in the single digits. On the other hand, when I check the temperature in Astana (my next post), I see that the high is -20 Fahrenheit! So really, nothing to complain about in Warsaw at all. Follow &ldqu...
December | 2011 | Striped Pants and Cowboy Boots
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Striped Pants and Cowboy Boots. Just another WordPress.com site. Monthly Archives: December 2011. Merry Christmas, From the Family . . . . December 26, 2011. Your Nativity, O Christ our God, Has shone to the world the Light of wisdom! For by it, those who worshipped the stars, Were taught by a Star to adore You, The Sun of Righteousness, And to know You, the … Continue reading →. Building Baby Stuff. . . A Long Weekend in Kosovo. My future home…check it out. Not so winter wonderland. Consul at Arms II.
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Striped Pants and Cowboy Boots. Just another WordPress.com site. Not so winter wonderland. A Long Weekend in Kosovo →. My future home…check it out. January 31, 2012. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Not so winter wonderland. A Long Weekend in Kosovo →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Follow &ldq...
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March | 2012 | A Broad Abroad
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Monthly Archives: March 2012. George Town… Malaysia, not the Hoyas. March 27, 2012. It’s a warm, Southeast Asian March. NCAA basketball games are being played in the middle of the night (oh wait, that’s not really a change from being Stateside… nevermind). Anyway, the Hoyas were out, much to my great dismay, but … Continue reading →. Adventures in Strange Lands. Keeping up with the Joneses. Life as an Expat. Neither Here Nor There. Sewing Machine Held Together with Electrical Tape. Two Summers in Osh.
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Monthly Archives: July 2011. Skytrains, Sultans, Celebrations, and Snorkling. July 5, 2011. Whew I’ve been traveling all over the place for the past two weeks, so with my deep apologies to Grandma, I haven’t had time to be blogging. Don’t worry, dear reader(s), it’s been good. Last weekend I embarked on another … Continue reading →. Adventures in Strange Lands. Keeping up with the Joneses. Life as an Expat. Neither Here Nor There. Sewing Machine Held Together with Electrical Tape. Two Summers in Osh.
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Monthly Archives: April 2011. Jakarta, You’re Still Crazy. April 17, 2011. Some eight months have passed since I moved to Indonesia, and though that seems short, I feel like I’ve become pretty acclimated. Some Indonesian habits used to totally weird me out and now I don’t even notice it! Though Indonesian … Continue reading →. April 3, 2011. Adventures in Strange Lands. Keeping up with the Joneses. Life as an Expat. Neither Here Nor There. Sewing Machine Held Together with Electrical Tape.
2012: Still Living the Dream | A Broad Abroad
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November: Presidents, Giving Thanks, and Getting Glam. George Town… Malaysia, not the Hoyas →. 2012: Still Living the Dream. February 25, 2012. OK Grandma and the cousins are right. I’ve been busy in 2012 but that’s no excuse for not blogging. Here’s a recap of how I’ve been living the dream. Glad the world’s longest reigning monarch and I have a favorite color in common. Thailand flags. the King's is the yellow one. Reclining Buddha. awesome. Thumbs up for Wat Pho! Typical Bangkok sites. no biggie.
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On to the Next Adventure. September 14, 2012. My two years in Jakarta came to a bittersweet end last month. Though it’s exciting to be heading back to the US of A and once again run outside, drink tap water, and eat mexican food, it’s also bittersweet to … Continue reading →. George Town… Malaysia, not the Hoyas. March 27, 2012. 2012: Still Living the Dream. February 25, 2012. November: Presidents, Giving Thanks, and Getting Glam. November 30, 2011. October 5, 2011. In between being terrible at keeping m...
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The Accidental Diplomat: October 2010
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Follow along on our adventures as we enter the Foreign Service of the United States and travel around the world. Saturday, October 16, 2010. Post from a proud friend of ours . Http:/ woodlandtravels.blogspot.com/2010/10/standing-in-solidarity.html. Sunday, October 3, 2010. Soccer @ home, Nigerian style! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Post from a proud friend of ours . Soccer @ home, Nigerian style! Justin, Sarah, and Elliott. Why I'm done blogging (for a while, anyway). We Take Care of Our Own".
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Monthly Archives: September 2012. On to the Next Adventure. September 14, 2012. My two years in Jakarta came to a bittersweet end last month. Though it’s exciting to be heading back to the US of A and once again run outside, drink tap water, and eat mexican food, it’s also bittersweet to … Continue reading →. Adventures in Strange Lands. Keeping up with the Joneses. Life as an Expat. Neither Here Nor There. Sewing Machine Held Together with Electrical Tape. Two Summers in Osh. On to the Next Adventure.
June | 2011 | A Broad Abroad
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Monthly Archives: June 2011. Jakarta Hijinx in Honor of Father’s Day. June 19, 2011. In honor of Father’s Day, I’ve decided to write today about things I’ve been doing that my dad would approve of/participate in himself. 1) Eating Really Delicious Food: even though Pops has been on a very scientific diet for the … Continue reading →. 8216;Nam and Other Adventures. June 6, 2011. Adventures in Strange Lands. Keeping up with the Joneses. Life as an Expat. Neither Here Nor There. Two Summers in Osh.
Optimal October | A Broad Abroad
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An Ode to Seasons. November: Presidents, Giving Thanks, and Getting Glam →. October 5, 2011. In between being terrible at keeping my blog updated and living the dream, I’ve been pretty busy out here in Indonesia. A few highlights from October:. Cambodia, part deux. This time my destination was not the majestic pagodas/stupas (? Not sure if this was just one tree or many, but it was pretty awesome. Also, there were a bunch of monkeys in a huge brawl up there somewhere. An Ode to Seasons. Notify me of new ...
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travelingtess | Just another WordPress.com site
Just another WordPress.com site. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. April 23, 2012. So this post is LONG OVERDUE but here is my trip to Uruguay…. First we booked our flights. Then they got cancelled. Then we got on a plane… arrived in Montevideo, Uruguay. Smush everyone into that car. Drive to Punte del Diablo. Then we drove to Punte del Este…. But then we found a gem of a place. It’s like Malibu. But it’s called La Barra. Then it was Easter Sunday! A beachy Sunday was just what we needed.
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Traveling with the Tessers. Lost Along the Way. Atacama Desert to Uyuni Salt Flats. San Pedro de Atacama. Cusco and the Sacred Valley. New Zealand North Island. New Zealand South Island Pt. 1. New Zealand South Island Pt. 2. Lost Along the Way. Atacama Desert to Uyuni Salt Flats. San Pedro de Atacama. Cusco and the Sacred Valley. New Zealand North Island. New Zealand South Island Pt. 1. New Zealand South Island Pt. 2. June 20, 2016 /. June 10, 2016 /. June 4, 2016 /. June 1, 2016 /. May 14, 2016 /.
Traveling Tessie
Welcome to my travel blog. I want this blog to be available to my friends, family, students, and anyone else. I hope it can not only be a testimony to what I have been able to experience, but that it can also be an insight into the cultures I've visited and that it can motivate others to travel too. You may click on the pictures to enlarge them. Anyone may post comments, but please leave your name. Further Information About the Trips. Summer Study Abroad through Northwestern. Brian's: http:/ bschulenburg...
Tales of a Traveling Teusink
Tales of a Traveling Teusink. Tuesday, June 2, 2015. June, How I Loathe Thee. June is the worst. Seriously, I hate it. As a teacher, I hate June because I say goodbye to students…some who are leaving for good and some who are simply leaving my daily life. Sure, I teach middle school now…it shouldn’t be as emotional or hard since most of my students will still have me for math next year. But not all of them will. That’s reason #4 for June being my least favorite. Reason #3 is the unknown of summer. You wo...
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Striped Pants and Cowboy Boots | Just another WordPress.com site
Striped Pants and Cowboy Boots. Just another WordPress.com site. Building Baby Stuff. . . March 5, 2012. Slightly more complicated than the space shuttle. Tonight I spent the evening putting together baby stuff. . . LIKE A BOSS! A Long Weekend in Kosovo. February 23, 2012. Newborn- Downtown Pristina's Monument to Independence. Adem Jashari Airport. Adem Jashari was one of the KLA's most important leaders. Bill Clinton stands sentinel over his street in Pristina. We got up early the next morning to start ...
Traveling Texan | adventures of an austinite abroad
Adventures of an austinite abroad. Tick, tock, tick, tock…. July 22, 2015. Posting schedule is going to continue on a little wonky, since I only have two days(! Left at work and one week(! Left in my apartment. Only three and a half weeks until I’m home! July 17, 2015. Yusanbako is a traditional 3-tiered lunch box, used for picnics, and apparently particular to Tokushima. Speeches completed: 4 / Speeches remaining: 2. Golden Week 2015: Kabuki. July 6, 2015. As of yesterday, I am free from the JLPT! At le...
Traveling Texan – A blog about travel lifestyle & adventures near and far
A blog about travel lifestyle and adventures near and far. Lake Tahoe – 2015. March 31, 2015. How is it already the end of March? 2015 is flying by and I obviously need to find a way to slow it back down so I can catch up on blogging! Sorry for testing everyone’s patience but today is the day…a new post is here! Ready to hear all about my trip to Lake Tahoe back in late January/early February? Our last day rolled around far too quickly, and after some souvenir shopping we had a very yummy lunch by the wa...
We are the Mendoza's!
We are the Mendoza's! Welcome to our family website. This is a restricted site for us to share our life journey with our family and friends. Current Family Motto: "Hang on its a bumpy ride! Monday, August 6, 2012. So this is probably going to be a bit of a rambling post.so stop reading NOW if you're hoping for some sort of organized thought. Super Mom/Wife/Friend is here! So as the days go by Rudy is feeling better and better.this means he wants to cycle more.this causes me anxiety.for those ...Me 1: now...
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Traveling Texan Teacher
Tuesday, May 5, 2015. Why did the cow cross the road? Sometimes I think the joke here should be "Why did the cow cross the road? Possibly the best answer would be "to stop traffic." Other possibilities include:. To get to the garbage pile. To add an obstacle to the road. Because it thought someone had food for it. Because there is less traffic in the middle. Because it was time to wander home. All the other cows were going there. To test driver's reactions. It believed in free range grazing. Is what we w...
