a helpful guide for other expats, with up-to-date resources aimed at employment and cultural integration
Showing posts with label netherlands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label netherlands. Show all posts
Friday, November 4, 2011
Fall Over Amsterdam
It's been lovely walking home to our new abode these past few weeks. The leaves in the park are vibrant and I love crunching and kicking them under my feet. Not to mention, Amsterdam is experiencing a warm spell and it's just all too pleasant.
Now if only the dog and the baby were here to enjoy the fun...
Labels:
amsterdam life,
european charm,
getting out,
netherlands,
seasons
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
accidental expat
hi.
i really do love my home country, america. well, parts of it; but this is not a place for politics. i'm starting this blog because i've suddenly found myself in the role of expat and i'm finding the immersion process more challenging than i originally imagined.
for a former san franciscan, holland is not the most foreign place in the world; but below the surface there are enough differences that i think a guide is very helpful. i've read several (out of date) blogs from other women who went through this process, so i'm just trying to share some up to date information :)
i hope it helps and i'd love to hear about others experiences, too. i'd imagine a few other of my friends (also recent expat females from other parts of the world) will be contributing, too. we want to share as much helpful information as possible.
i hope that other expats who find this blog, will also find holland to be absolutely wonderful and worth all of the 'transition time' woes.
i really do love my home country, america. well, parts of it; but this is not a place for politics. i'm starting this blog because i've suddenly found myself in the role of expat and i'm finding the immersion process more challenging than i originally imagined.
for a former san franciscan, holland is not the most foreign place in the world; but below the surface there are enough differences that i think a guide is very helpful. i've read several (out of date) blogs from other women who went through this process, so i'm just trying to share some up to date information :)
i hope it helps and i'd love to hear about others experiences, too. i'd imagine a few other of my friends (also recent expat females from other parts of the world) will be contributing, too. we want to share as much helpful information as possible.
i hope that other expats who find this blog, will also find holland to be absolutely wonderful and worth all of the 'transition time' woes.
Labels:
culture,
dutch culture,
expat,
job,
netherlands,
women
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