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  • nature,  USA

    Halloween in the Midwest – part 1

    21st Nov 2022 / No Comments

    When we were driving across New England in May and June this year, little did we know that it’s not our only time in the US in 2022. In August, I have decided to participate in the SIETAR USA conference which was held in Omaha, Nebraska. There were some deliberations about fitting it in our schedules; we normally have some holidays planned in November when London is grey and gloomy; this would make it either/or situation. At the end we made up our minds, we’re having beach holidays in January instead. Nebraska is part of the Midwest, the area of the United States which is kind of in the middle…

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  • life in the UK

    The National Health Service and other diseases – how to find a doctor in the UK

    3rd Oct 2022 / No Comments

    Finding a doctor is one of the first things people usually do when relocating to another country. It may be for different reasons, not necessarily an actual need for one, but most of it for peace of mind, especially if…

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  • culture,  South Korea,  traditions

    our big fat Korean wedding – part 4, jimjilbang/Korean sauna

    27th Jun 2022 / No Comments

    This is the last post before the summer holiday break and I decided to continue with my Korean adventure. It is the fourth part in my Korean trip cycle. To read the previous parts, follow the links below: Before I…

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  • culture,  UK

    The British Museum – part 1

    6th Jun 2022 / No Comments

    Living in London has many advantages in comparison to living in any of the cities of the world. Of course, for some people those would be disadvantages and they would do anything just to move out to the countryside, I…

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  • nature,  USA

    The US National Park Service – part 1

    9th May 2022 / No Comments

    We are all familiar with the idea of “a national park”; we take it for granted that all over the globe there are protected areas which we can visit and enjoy for their natural beauty and importance. But it wasn’t…

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  • business,  coaching,  mentoring

    coaching and mentoring – strategic purpose and usage at executive and senior levels

    25th Apr 2022 / No Comments

    Coaching and mentoring are two of the effective approaches in Learning and Development which are gaining popularity nowadays. Since they were developed, they keep expanding and evolving across different organisations. The executive level officers are aware of the advantages of…

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  • business,  life

    mindfulness practice for expats’ families

    11th Apr 2022 / No Comments

    Being an expat is tough, but it’s even tougher to be the expat’s partner, no matter how we would call them (my preferable term is “a trailing spouse”, but I know that for some people it sounds belittling). When I…

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  • life,  Ukraine

    Kyiv, not Kiev: pre-war thoughts

    14th Mar 2022 / No Comments

    A post about Ukrainian capital was on my list for quite some time. You see, I have always felt strong affinity towards the Ukrainians and the truth is, I have no idea why. Western Ukraine used to be part of…

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  • food,  Poland,  traditions

    The sweetest day of the year!

    24th Feb 2022 / No Comments

    As promised, this week’s post is published on Thursday instead of Monday. Why? There is a perfectly valid explanation. This Thursday is a very special day, the sweetest day of the year in Polish culture. It is called Tłusty Czwartek,…

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  • life,  South Korea

    our big fat Korean wedding – part 3

    21st Feb 2022 / 2 Comments

    This is the third part in my Korean trip cycle. To read the previous parts, follow the link below: This is probably the only post which I write with no pictures on the subject. The answer’s simple. That was my…

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  • coaching,  life in the UK,  relocation

    questions my clients ask – part 1

    7th Feb 2022 / No Comments

    I have been working with expats relocating to other countries for many years and even though they come from different cultures, they actually ask very similar questions. They check my website, so this post is written to answer some of…

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  • life,  South Korea

    our big fat Korean wedding – part 2

    31st Jan 2022 / No Comments

    This is the second part in my Korean trip cycle. To read the previous parts, follow the link below: As I mentioned in a previous post, we flew with Asiana and it was a great choice. Because it’s a Korean…

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