3 Types of Travelers – Which Type Are You?
Madeleine
Momentan beschäftigt mich eine große Frage: Wie werde ich zukünftig weiterreisen. Mit dem Fahrrad? Mit dem Auto? Oder zu Fuß? Bei meinen Überlegungen und Recherchen ist mir bewusst geworden, dass…
Madeleine
The wall paintings of Cacaxtla and the mystery of their origin
During my time with my host family in Mexico (spring 2022) I was invited for an excursion. However, I did not know where we would go. With the car we were about...
10 Things Most People Don't Know About Mexico
In 2022 I was in Mexico for the first time. I had hardly informed myself about this country before and just started naïvely. Of course, that's why I...
1 day in Hamburg: Free activities
The other day I visited my sister in Hamburg and since she still had to work on Fridays, I took a look at the city a little bit. I had before...
Living & Working with Huskies in Swedish Lapland
As I walked through the revolving door at the airport, suddenly everyone looked at my feet and began to laugh or look incredulous. I just shrugged my shoulders...
Culture shock Mexico: My everyday life as a teacher at a German embassy school – Mexico part 3
This is the third part of my reportage about my three-year life in Mexico. In the first part I wrote about my experiences on how to communicate with your host family if neither...
Workaway Mexico: Of Cats and Shamans – Mexico Part 2
This is the second part of my reportage about my three-year life in Mexico. In the first part I talked about what it is like to live with a Mexican family – and how...
Emigration Disadvantages: 20 Reasons Why It's Not For You
Do you dream of just leaving everything behind and moving to a new country? The image of exotic everyday life, new adventures and unlimited freedom is tempting – no...
25 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Emigrate
When I emigrated, that was frankly anything but perfectly planned. I didn’t have a hundred lists, no sophisticated strategy, and definitely not one for every possible question.
27 Reasons Mexico Shocked Me
Three years in Mexico showed me: This country is a constant mix of "Wow, this is incredible!" and "Wait a minute, is this really possible?" I learned that traffic lights...
