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Expat women have plenty to take care of. From taking care of their loved ones to work to expatriate healthcare, the day can feel like it never ends. ExpatAngels is here to help you keep everythingin order, whether you are looking for tips and advice, help finding a healthcare policy, expatriate healthcare, or even a community of similar minded expats to speak with. We know that it is difficult dealing with everything life can hit you with, so allow us to help you find anything you will want to keep moving forward abroad.
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First Rehearsals - Vagina Monologues in Istanbul
From Empty Nest Expat, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Great movements often start in coffee shops.Vaclav Havel famously metwith his fellow Czech dissidentsin the Cafe Slavia across fromthe National Theatre in Prague.My expatriate American friends,Donna and Kendra,newly arrived in Turkey,had decided to organize a VDay eventwith both expatriate and Turkish women.They decided to produce the play"The Vagina Monologues"in Istanbul.Auditions were over.Our first rehearsalwas at an Istanbul coffee shop.We shyly came together,that day in February.I...
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Questioning Americans' Attitudes Toward Healthcare
From What Do I Know?, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
As an ex-pat, I can't help pondering some basic questions about Americans and the health care system they claim is the best in the world:
Why hasn't any other advanced country decided to adopt an American-style health care system'Â
Why don't Americans accept that everyone has a right to health care, instead of seeing it as a luxury akin to a new car'Â
Why is American health care so much more expensive than that of any other country?Â
Why do so many babies die in America before...
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Boracay 2012 Update
From New Life in KL!, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Sharing a more comprehensive update on Boracay... since I am writing an article for the Bonda magazine, I decided to update the same details here in my blog to give others a better indication of costs. Vacation in Paradise: Boracay, PhilippinesA lot of people are afraid to go to the Philippines because of the different bad news, which they have heard over the years. Both my expatriate and Malaysian friends often tell me that they have heard of Boracay, yet only a handful have actually...
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A Review of LiveMocha.Com : The Internet's Largest Language Learning Website
From Empty Nest Expat, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
This review originally appeared as a guest post on the Everyday Language Learner's Blog. Thanks to language coach Aaron G. Myers for his encouragement! You can go to the original review on Aaron's blog for additional user feedback on LiveMocha.com. Do you have experience with LiveMocha.com' I'd love to know how it has worked for you!I'm an American expatriate bursting with enthusiasm to get out and experience our globe! When my two children graduated from high school, I saw that as my...
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Discussing Books with the Istanbul Global Minds Book Club
From Empty Nest Expat, 1 month ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
I was proud to moderateGeorge Orwell's brilliant book"Animal Farm"at Global Minds Book Club?One of the Istanbul-based groups advertised on the Internations expatriate social network that attracted my attention was the fairly new ?Global Minds Book Club.? I love reading and discussing books and have belonged to several book clubs over the years. The organizing mission of this group was to read books from all around the world and discuss them with people from all around the world who...
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Making friends at the deli counter
From Think On It, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
When an expatriate wants bacon, she must approach a deli clerk who seems to have a willing look about her. The only thing in Italy that’s going to work is pancetta affumicata, but not just any pancetta affumicata. It has to be flat and not rolled. It has to be a bit fatty and not [...]
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Meeting Sue, Making Brownies
From Soyez la bienvenue chez moi, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
I met a lovely woman yesterday named Sue. She found me through a France expatriate network called Survive France (SFN). SFN is pretty useful for various aspects of French life but most of the people tend to live in the south or west of France. Monsieur Titi is always completely amazed that I would invite someone over to the house whom I've never met. He finds the English/American tendency to hook up easily with people very strange. In the French culture, you just don't do that. You have to be...
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Celebrating My 50th Follower!
From Empty Nest Expat, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Yea! I just had a new follower join my blog and excitedly clicked on her profile to see who she was. Please join me in welcoming Clare Wilson, a researcher who is doing a research project on expatriate spouses. Not being married, I can't help her. But I bet there are some expatriate spouses out there who can. Will you take a minute to see if you are a perfect candidate for her research' Thanks so much! Click on my title to see her blog.Â
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Training for Libyan nurses and healthcare workers
From KhadijaTeri, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
Libya suffered through years and years of sanctions that prevented training such as this from happening in the past. Imagine what Libyan health care would be like now if there had never been sanctions. It will take a long time to catch up, but this looks like a promising beginning. I wish I had known about it, I would have loved to attend.
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A blog is born
From Maitresse, 1 year ago, Read 0 times. Similar articles
I'm teaching a class called "Paris in French and Expatriate Literature" at NYU this semester, and I've built a blog for it, where students will post their response papers and I can leave them bits of interesting information.Check it out and let me know what you think; your input, my esteemed readers, would be invaluable! If you have any ideas as to what I ought to include on the site to enhance my students' experience of the course, please do let me know. The idea is to...
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