March 2013
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English Teacher
Day II of teaching English is now complete.
I’m here in Boudhanath, Kathmandu, Nepal teaching English to orphaned Tibetan children for three weeks in order to get the internship credit I need to complete my TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) certificate. As it turns out, Tibetan children are far better behaved than American children, all in all. My friend Tara says that...
December 2012
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Its been awhile...
Wow, it has been a few months since I updated this. Here is a quick summary of what I’ve done since then—
Visiting Stas (boyfriend)’s family in London
WWOOFing near Catania, Sicily
Exploring Germany
Having to take an unexpected week-and-a-half long detour to Vilnius, Lithuania
WWOOFing in Northwest Zeeland, Denmark at an ecovillage called the Fri og Fro
Living and...
March 2012
3 posts
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That time I sort of got kidnapped by Nepalis
Friday, I went to Namo Buddha for the weekend. Namo Buddha is an extremely sacred town with a very famous and beautiful Tibetan Buddhist Monastery on a mountain overlooking many valleys, mountains, terraced farms, and small villages and settlements. It’s one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen:
Want to know why Namo Buddha is so sacred? Yea, you probably don’t, but...
Travel Blogging?!
Today I decided to start a Tumblr because 1.) I like writing 2.) I like to be able to look back on my writing years later and laugh at past-Cait and how invariably naiive she always is and 3.) If I tell interesting enough stories, my blog might be popular enough to make some money off of.
I think that mostly I want this to be a travel blog, because not many interesting things happen in my life...
