Over on Instagram (@AmidreamEU), Christina Kapaun @southboundstories and Annyka Overton @chameleoncoaching created a series of writing prompts (#virtualcampfire2021) for ex-pats to share over the course of November. I am a bit of a sucker for a community-minded activity and for writing prompts, so I decided to participate. So, this is me. Hello! 👩🏻 My name is Christina.Continue reading “This is me…”
Tag Archives: Culture
Using the Developmental Model of Intercultural Sensitivity to understand the United States
Inspiration and education can come from anywhere. Here, I felt inspired by a webinar to put my complex thoughts to print.
MultiCOOLty interview
I’m coming out…sort of.
Shout out time…is there a difference between an expat and military family
What is the difference between being a military family abroad and an expatriate, let’s discuss.
How to move to Germany, part two: Why NOT!
Why not move to Germany?
How to move to Germany, part one: Why?!
I’ve received a few emails and comments recently about tips to make a move to Germany easier.
my 2013 in review
This post, from a time people still reported on these things…do bloggers still do this?
Perhaps this is a relic…how quaint.
A new beginning…about joining the circus and life in 2014
A Dialect Map of the United States, and what it might say about you
9 Tips on How to better communicate with Americans
Originally posted on Southeast Schnitzel:
When first-time expatriates arrive in the United States they are often underprepared for the North American way of communicating. This is especially true for Central Europeans who tend to assume that i) they learned enough about American communication patterns via literature and media consumption, and/or ii) communication styles are very similar…
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