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Howdy everyone! Two months in Japan have flown by, and I anticipate myself saying the same thing again in the next blog at three months. So much has happened since my last blog. October has been a month full of… Continue Reading →
Home I was recently asked if I refer to my apartment in Chiang Mai as “home”. My answer is a simple yes. I have a normal day to day schedule, I am a regular at various restaurants, they know me… Continue Reading →
Wow, can’t believe it has already been almost a month! It feels hard to believe that I am already 1/3rd of the way through my internship when there is so much left for me to look forward to. These first… Continue Reading →
In just a few days, I’m leaving Nepal. Where has the time gone? The past month and a half has been action-packed with weekend trips, wrapping things up at work, attending events, and taking part in all the beautiful festivals… Continue Reading →
KSDC is a very unique placement. You live at the school, eat with the students, spend your free time with the students, and see them on your way to the bathroom… every. single. day. When I first heard about this… Continue Reading →
Dear future intern, If you are reading this and have accepted the internship, first of all, congratulations! You are about to embark on a journey not available to many. You will gain so many new experiences, have countless adventures, and… Continue Reading →
“What a year this week has been.” When I read that on a Nepali friend’s Instagram story, I let out a big sigh in recognition. It felt so true. Hard to believe that just a week ago the “Gen Z”… Continue Reading →
Leaving home in Canada was incredibly difficult for me; I was so scared. Whenever someoneasked if I was excited to go, I would always say, “Yes, excited… but more scared than anythingelse.” The truth is, the idea of spending six… Continue Reading →
Hi, Here I am, now more than 3 months into living and working in Kuala Lumpur at the Malaysian Social Research Institute. Wild! As I write this, the summer at home has come to a close and a new school… Continue Reading →
Note: I wrote this blog on the morning of September 8th, before the peaceful “Gen Z” protest against government corruption turned violent, resulting in the heartbreaking loss of 19 young protestors. I’ll be sharing another post soon with my reflections… Continue Reading →
