… experience everyone will love
3. Start Young + Train Independence
Group photo with some local Thais at the Grand Palace in Bangkok
I know everyone is giving advice about schedules, routines, and keeping it simple. I’m sure there is not …
… the accolades. My gluten free version of the sloppy jai was delicious.
Suwana’s Thai Orchid
Since we lived in Bangkok for six months, we can label a dish authentic Thai with one tantalizing taste. Even the simple décor and …
… way to get a green card and we are now permanent alien residents of the USA.
Visiting the Grand Palace Bangkok
That’s why I was so excited this past month to discover Global Work & Travel, a cultural exchange company …
… planners, digital nomads, entrepreneurs, and those who love organization.
Global Travel & Work (easy way to work abroad)
Teaching English in Bangkok
Take it from someone who has lived and worked in five countries. There is nothing better than the gift …
… riverside walk and the most authentic Thai food we’ve eaten in the USA at Peace River Beer Company. One taste of my Panang Curry and I was back on the sidewalk cafes near my Bangkok apartment.
Video: Our …
… traveling through South East Asia, the UK, Southern Africa, and the USA! Plus, we share about living and working in Bangkok, Dublin, Broome, WA and Raleigh, NC.
We discuss:
How Craig and Caz met and marriedHow we got teaching jobs …
… and I’m okay,
I can do something with that. I can do something with who I am.
Teaching in Bangkok
Just like when I showed up in London as a scared and alone 21 year old with a heavy …
… to get to Chiang Mai, you can take a bus or train, but most people usually fly.
The flight from Bangkok to Chiang Mai takes a little over an hour and they leave from both Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport and …
… Bangkok, Thailand
My suitcase of memories with others is so full:
the Swedish rock climbers I met in Thailand who helped me discover the joy and power of physically stepping out of my comfort zonebeing a private English tutor …