Are you a newly arrived expat? Have you recently settled in a new country or are just about to arrive? Are you dreading Christmas or still wondering what to do for the holidays? An expat Christmas brings a lot of doubts and decisions. I have spent nearly 20 Christmases as an expat. (Wow, where does …
I want to tell you about my Expat Eid. How my family shares the joy even though we are miles away… What is an Expat Eid? That is the term I use to describe how expatriate Muslims mark the end of the holy month of Ramadan or Hajj while living abroad. No doubt, when you …
My Expat Eid & the Chocolate-Dipped, Hazelnut-Filled Dates Read More »
As part of our new Multicultural Kids Product Promotion Services, we are excited to announce the opportunity to review and promote the new anthology on expat life in the Netherlands, Dutched Up! Rocking the Clogs Expat Style. Call for Bloggers: How to Participate If you are a blogger, sign up using the form below. Once …
Call for Bloggers: Dutched Up! Rocking the Clogs Expat Style Read More »
I have two boys ages 10 and 7 who for a large part of their lives were monolingual, English speakers. We had always wanted to raise multilingual kids and introduce them to Arabic and French (the languages of my husband’s home country – Morocco). But we lacked the resources and drive to do so. Then …
Moving Overseas to Raise Multilingual Kids: The “Firsts” Read More »
image from Pinterest via Live Organic I love food and I enjoy cooking but I must admit I’m not the best at presentation. Ironically since becoming a parent I cook less but graciously Hubby pulls up the slack. Since I come from Trinidad, I thought I’d share some recipes and ideas for Trinidadian cooking. In …
Trinidadian Cooking in the UK {Multicultural Meal Plan Mondays} Read More »
