Almuñécar, Spain: Where I’ll Be Teaching
Yes, that’s right! I got my school teaching placement!! I didn’t have to wait until mid-July as I was originally anticipating. In fact, it only took about a week an […]
Tag Archives: Granada
Spain and Its Walkability
Upon arriving to Spain when I studied abroad in 2010, there was one thing that immediately struck me and made me realize that I was going to love actually living […]
10 Pieces of Advice for Studying Abroad
As I prepare to teach abroad in Spain for a year (at least), I’ve been reading numerous blogs, forums, and Facebook group threads about teaching abroad. In college I studied […]
My Study Abroad Experience
I’ll start off my saying that without a doubt up to this point in my life studying abroad has been the best decision I have made. Again, that is up […]
Pottery in Granada
One thing most people do not know about me is that I love pottery. I had a 3D art minor in college and worked at a few different pottery galleries […]
Cities I Could Live In
We’ve all been to cities that upon setting foot in have blown us away, grabbed our attention, and fascinated our every fiber. Almost immediately, we think to ourselves, “Hey, I […]
Why Spain?
Why am I choosing to go to Spain? This is a question I’ve been getting a lot, and while I was first annoyed by having to answer it because my […]
El Niño de las Pinturas
Throughout Granada, there is quite a bit of graffiti. Initially, this really turned me off to the city and made me a little nervous because in the United States generally […]
Granada: A Dirty Sevilla?
A Dirty Sevilla. This is how a friend once described Granada to me. Now, I have a deep, undying, unwavering love for the City of Granada, and as you can […]
