The Problem With The Cultural Iceberg Metaphor
The Problem With The Cultural Iceberg Metaphor For many years the “iceberg” metaphor has permeated cultural studies. The core of the idea is that for each distinct culture, there are…
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Baja California, Mexico-The Unknown Peninsula
Baja California, Mexico – The Unknown Peninsula There is a place in Mexico unlike any other. A place where you can escape the stresses of your normal life and the…
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The Belize Real Estate Boom Continues
The Belize Real Estate Boom Continues When I first moved to Belize, almost a year ago, I wrote a short article titled Booming in Belize. It was apparent to me…
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Nightlife In Managua
Nightlife In Managua For many years, Managua has been off of tourists’ and expats’ itineraries when they have come to Nicaragua. In general, people have always flocked to Granada, León,…
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Is a Newly Developed Townhouse Right for You?
Is a Newly Developed Townhouse Right for You? Newly launched townhouses are commonly seen as an attractive option for property buyers, especially for first-time buyers looking for a starter family…
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Get to Know the Companies that Let You Make Your Own Job
I know it sounds illusory: Being in charge of only the things you like doing, making your own schedule, or working from a beach house during summer months sounds like…
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Customs and Culture in South Korea
Customs and Culture in South Korea Korea is one of the most homogeneous countries in the world and it is very important for foreigners who move to South Korea to…
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Retire in South Korea
Retire in South Korea South Korea doesn’t offer retirement visas to foreign citizens, so even though South Korea has attracted a great number of Western expatriates as a retirement destinations,…
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Relishing Narcissus in South Korea
Relishing Narcissus in South Korea Where do I go this weekend? I have made it through the week, once more only through terrible neglect of the soul – an exile…
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Living in Seoul, Korea
Living in Seoul, Korea I moved into a quiet yogwan, a traditional Korean inn, near the great gate at Kwanghwamun, downtown. My window looked out over ancient palace rooftops and…
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